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2005-07-19, 03:45 AM
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Wood BC Plates?
Are there any designs for this? I tried making one tonight and it failed. The wood with the axle going through snapped while drilling. Im going to use a wider piece tomorrow.
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2005-07-19, 03:51 AM
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I think they would snap kind of like skateboards but they would be pretty cheap so you can go through alot of them
 I was thinking about making short plates longer with a piece of wood on top but i never did it. I think you would be better off to just buy some metal ones.
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2005-07-19, 12:56 PM
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Im going to be forced to use 1/2" think wood the whole way through. My axle is a little too short so im not sure how it will work out, thats why I used 1/4" on the first attempt. I'm also gonna have my dad buy another drill bit, because the one i was using last night was really dull, it took about 3 minutes of drilling to get through 1/4" peice of lumber.
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2005-07-19, 01:07 PM
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Unicycling Martyr
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I think it should work if you use thick and strong enough wood... don't see why it wouldn't...
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