On 7/1/2010 6:14 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
> And there is another method that works well too and is quite safe.
> Created a long time ago by Tom Hammond N0SS.
>
> Mount one foot, insert the bail, then using long screws (the PA mounting
> screws will do, but 3/4 inch or longer 4-40 screws work easier),
And there is another method that works well too and is quite safe.
Created a long time ago by Tom Hammond N0SS.
Mount one foot, insert the bail, then using long screws (the PA mounting
screws will do, but 3/4 inch or longer 4-40 screws work easier), put the
screws in at an angle and start the
Brian,
Here's what I do, and it only takes a moment ...
1. Mount one foot.
2. Mount the second foot with the front screw. Keep it loose so you can
rotate the foot around.
3. Get a strap clamp (Lowes, Home Depot, Ace Hardware for holding
odd-shaped wood pieces while gluing.)
4. Put the strap arou
Mount the plastic holders to the bottom first thing. Next take a loop of
strong twine and tie it tight around the legs of of the bail so the loop is
about tight but not quit. Take a short screwdriver and place it in between
the twine loops between the legs. Start twisting the the loop by turnin
Is there some trick to this? The screw hole placement makes this an
extremely tight assembly. I am really afraid that soimething is going to
break as I try to bow the bale wire more than .5 inches. No luck so far.
Brian Denley
http://home.comcast.net/~b.denley/index.html
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