BO15 Splinter (or how I learned to love a LOT of sanding)

[Machine Age Victim]

Eek

 

[kingfish254]

Now that you are getting your BB in, I can't wait to see how you make a wooden bicycle chain.
This thing is gonna be beautiful when you start shaping it.

 

[Machine Age Victim]

Now that you are getting your BB in, I can't wait to see how you make a wooden bicycle chain.
This thing is gonna be beautiful when you start shaping it.

Ha! Not happening, the frame is bad enough

Cranks on though

 

[Machine Age Victim]

Getting tricky

Also, put together the bars just to see them

 

[Machine Age Victim]

Tricks ;-)

 

[HuffnPuff]

That’s be cool. Chain drive concealed inside the frame!

 

[Machine Age Victim]

That’s be cool. Chain drive concealed inside the frame!

I never like seeing a curvy frame with a chain bisecting the whole thing

 

[Machine Age Victim]

 

[toro1978]

What are these BB and cranks?

 

[kingfish254]

If you get that chain cranking fast enough, you may start a fire on the inside of your bike.
Are you planning to add any chain rollers at the corners of the chain path?

 

[Verrt]

If you get that chain cranking fast enough, you may start a fire on the inside of your bike.
Are you planning to add any chain rollers at the corners of the chain path?

He's inventing the chainsaw

 

[Machine Age Victim]

What are these BB and cranks?

Sram Dub, X01

Kingfish, I will have plastic guides where the chain touches the frame

 

[Machine Age Victim]

Had to do a bit of prep work to get the wheel to set right before I was able to measure this out

 

[Machine Age Victim]

 

[Verrt]

Wow, man

 

[OC_Rolling_Art]

pretty neat...

 

[kingfish254]

Slick!!! I was trying to figure out what lacing pattern that was on the wheel

 

[MattiThundrrr]

Slick!!! I was trying to figure out what lacing pattern that was on the wheel

It's called "not enough"

 

[Machine Age Victim]

Its called whatever it takes to find the center lol

 

[Psychographic]

Will you be able to remove the panel that covers the chain?

I'm also curious as to your use of ABS for guides, those are some harsh angles to subject the ABS to. I doubt if the guides on the bikes that use these are subjected to such angles.

I see plenty of room for a couple of jockey wheels in the front, if you change a couple of angles on the chain you would only need two in the front.