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While adding the internal braces for the seat.... |
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I found I had to do this (modified tab shown at left, existing tab shown right) extra chamfering to get all the tabs to fit in. |
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Bending the base board. It had been soaked using a towel before applying the iron to finish off the bending. Cable ties were used once the bending was done, then the tabs were glued together. |
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At the dumpster on the way back from stationary supplier officeworks. A sidepanel is hanging out the side of the tailbox, I'd bought it with me to check the size of the bulldog clips I was buying. |
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Flattening the pivot part of the bulldog clips. The clip (right) has been hit with a hammer while it was clamped on to a spanner as shown below. This lets the clip fit into the tailbox assembly easier.
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Hi, A few more photos of the tailbox assembly. Finished for the most part now, I should have it on the
bike trike tomorrow.
Regards
Steve Nurse
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