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All work & no play makes Jack a dull boy
All work & no play makes Jack a dull boy
All work & no play makes Jack a dull boy
All work & no play makes Jack a dull boy
All work & no play makes Jack a dull boy
All work & no play makes Jack a dull boy
All work & no play makes Jack a dull boy
All work & no play makes Jack a dull boy
All work & no play makes Jack a dull boy
All work & no play makes Jack a dull boy
All work & no play makes Jack a dull boy
All work & no play makes Jack a dull boy
JK :devil2::innocent:

I used the CAD template(s) on a piece of 11g steel (just a "hair" thinner than 1/8" thick)
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Ducky helped
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Traced 'em out
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Cut 'em out (rough cut) :cornut:
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Clamped 'em together
...to "true" 'em up
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Now, they pretty much match :cheers2:
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Another "kooler" view ;)
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Thinkin' about makin' some kinda "jig" :popcorn:

So, I rounded up a piece of 1" square steel tube (1/8" wall thickness)
...& a piece of 2" square steel tube (3/16" wall thickness)
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Then, cut a couple of pieces off
...&/also, did some creative notchin' :thumbsup:
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Jua'lla asked...what kinda "jig" ya makin'?
...& what is it gonna be used for? :unsure:

Here is a hint...1" + 1" = 2" ;)
 

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Well, if we stack the shorter piece of 1" square tube
...on top of the longer piece of 1" sq. tube
...then, stick 'em inside of the 2" sq tube
...& weld 'em together

We gets something kinda like this :thumbsup:
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An angled view
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A top view
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Yup/of course, it's Made in the USA :sifone:
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Here is the issue with redrilling the rotor to match the hub. The hub has a 2.75 BC. I think the bolts are going to interfere with the caliper.
The other problem is the flange on the hub is much bigger than the 2.75 BC. (BC=Bolt circle)
Lemme know watcha think.
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Hey T,
Well...:popcorn:

This is a pic of the brake drum, that came off of that hub
...&/also, the caliper I'ma wantin' ta use
* The brake pad seems ta be ~1" wide :thumbsup:
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This is a pic of how the caliper looks "mounted" over one of them small rotors (on the rear of Sequoia) :auto:
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Q:
If mounted, on that hub, how much of the braking surface would still be available? :unsure:
 

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how is this mounting to the hub? I know, on the 4 studs. The hub has a flange that is approx 3.25 inch diameter, so that covers a good portion of the braking area.
am l missing somethinh?

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What is that hub going to do? The sprag/sprocket is on one of the wheels. Other than the rotor what is going on that hub? anything?
Also do I have 3 or 4 wheel halves? I have 3 did I misplace one? If so I know it didn't go too far. Memory....
 

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Sorry for any confusion :huh:
...that hub & rotor would be for a whole 'nuther project, my Hellraiser kart

The drum brake set-up can be seen in this video :thumbsup:
I just included it in the box while I was sending ya another black wheel

Yup, I sent ya (2) of the black wheels (so, 4 halves total)
 
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