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			I always enjoy seeing machine work photos, especially like seeing the work holding solutions.  Jim
		 
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
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			Drum Brakes.  
		
		
		
		
		
		
			some stainless sheet , 3mm thick, aluminium for the drums and some 6x1 stainless pipes ![]() the square sheets are turning into round and welded together with the pipes ![]() welded onto the joints ![]() first tests. all things going well. ![]() ![]() i need stops on the axles to prevent the drum from contact with the baseplate a lack of suitable stainless washers forces me to made my own small pieces of a 1mm sheet ![]() turned together to the od ![]() et voila ![]() welded on position ![]() in the their front , the drums has holes to hold two bearing and a spacer. in the back the big hole for the brake pad holders ![]() put on the axle, the drum fits well and has no contact. the double bearings are strong enough to avoid tilting. ![]() A good start into this chapter. 
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			Drum bakes: Brake pad holders.  
		
		
		
		
		
		
			aluminium round ![]() simple method to hold the round parallel to the middle ![]() sawed and milled ![]() brass bolts   fitted with springs ![]() set up ![]() ![]() a little problem are the brake pads themself. after a lot of research i've found the tip that gasket paper (abil eg) was a pretty simple material ![]() and really: it works perfect. mocked up ![]() next and last part: bowden cable and the mechanics to activate the breaks. 
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