Anyone interested in 83 Pace Arrow Tear down and Rebuild?
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โJun-17-2017 10:30 AM
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โOct-26-2021 06:30 AM
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โOct-25-2021 08:12 PM
This would not interfere with the step cover, whether it was up or down.
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โOct-25-2021 08:10 PM
Here's the close up of the recessed hinge.
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โOct-25-2021 08:07 PM
Then I proceeded to remove a small amount of wood.
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โOct-25-2021 08:05 PM
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โOct-25-2021 08:03 PM
Old Islander wrote:
Is this door the only 'panic stations' egress from the coach? If something blows up in the night and you need to get out quickly, you sure don't want to be moving tables and lifting hatch doors to bug out...
That's the primary exit. I don't really plan on having anything sitting on top of that. I do plan on having a quick lift capability, possible with a cord, but in the worst case scenario, open the door and jump, I guess.
Then again, if I made it permanent, (not planned at this point), the steps would slide out automatically with the cover in place.
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โOct-25-2021 06:44 PM
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โOct-23-2021 07:55 PM
That means I have more room for "something"! Maybe storage, or a folding table, or, who knows? Lots of possibilities!
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โOct-23-2021 07:51 PM
Today, I flipped the hinges upside down, and cut a mortise in the plywood for the hinge portion to fit into.
These hinges will swing more than 270 degrees, so I can still stand the cover straight up, when I don't want it covering the steps.
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โOct-23-2021 07:46 PM
The more I look at it, I "almost" would like to leave it there permanently, and put all the steps outside. I don't know that I will do that, but for now, I can lift it up when I need to.
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โOct-21-2021 06:59 PM
When the step cover is open, if the pivot point lines up with the edge of the floor, then the cover will protrude into the step area, and I wanted it completely out of the way.
Moving the pivot back, allows that to happen.
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โOct-21-2021 06:56 PM
This is just the first temporary fitment.
You will notice the edge of the floor, (red arrow), and the pivot point on the hinges, (yellow arrow), do not line up. That is by design.
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โOct-21-2021 06:53 PM
Company showed up yesterday and completely ruined my plans for working.
However, I was back today.
I worked on something that has been bothering me for a while, and I finally decided to do something about it.
This pic shows part of my work today, and sometimes I find it better to use 2 clamps when driving the Kreg screws to keep both pieces of lumber level.
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โOct-21-2021 06:48 PM
PastorCharlie wrote:
I never total in the cost of tools on a project as they will long outlive the project. Doing so one might also total in the cost of all, shop overhead and equipment as well as related expenses such as travel etc. that are involved in the project.
I wouldn't include any major ones, but I included these, just to give people a feel for what a set of shop made sawhorses cost me, vs buying a set in the store.
My big complaint with them is the height. I don't like bending over to work on stuff.
The router bit, I broke, so I figure that is in a different category.
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โOct-21-2021 06:36 AM