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Hi, I am sure this has been asked before, but has anyone got any plans for building a rotisserie?
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Try this, if the link doesnt work let me know. I have a pdf version. http://www.harwoodperfor...1buick/Editorial_20.htm
Cheers Kev
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Perfect. Proper plans and all. Thanks Kev.
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[img]http://i972.photobucket.com/albums/ae203/terry39/6.jpg?t=1267819684[img][/img]http://i972.photobucket.com/albums/ae203/terry39/64.jpg?t=1267819870[/img]
Couple of photos of rotisserie i made
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Looks pretty simple Terry, do you just use the rope to hold the body at the angle you want? The stub axles are a good idea!
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Yes mate rope and chain,tie it off where i need to
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Hi WB Ute I made the one Kev posted with a few modifications works mint and is as solid as. I used a slack adjuster from a truck as a turning and locking mechanism it works a treat.
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