my 1st shot at home built pedals

For a change from all the bickering going on here :), check out my first attempt at home built pedals at http://home.comcast.net/~rwkeating/pedals/

For a change from all the bickering going on here :), check out my first attempt at home built pedals at http://home.comcast.net/~rwkeating/pedals/

R Keating wrote: > For a change from all the bickering going on here :), check out my first > attempt at home built pedals at http://home.comcast.net/~rwkeating/pedals/ Wow! Everything looks very solid ... and hey: Good sim-choice ;-) Cheers, Daniel

"R Keating" wrote... > For a change from all the bickering going on here :), check out my > first attempt at home built pedals at <snip> Nice 'n solid piece of design and engineering there... congrats. Jan. =---

Very nice !!! T-Dog ==--== "Jan Verschueren" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:1VpRe.182943$[email hidden]...

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> "R Keating" wrote... >> For a change from all the bickering going on here :), check out my >> first attempt at home built pedals at <snip> > > Nice 'n solid piece of design and engineering there... congrats. > > Jan. > =--- > >

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> Very nice !!! > > T-Dog > ==--== > > > "Jan Verschueren" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:1VpRe.182943$[email hidden]... > >>"R Keating" wrote... >> >>>For a change from all the bickering going on here :), check out my >>>first attempt at home built pedals at <snip>

Thanks guys! Although I shouldn't probably mention the word "RSC" :) , there is some great info on their "Build Your Own Cockpit ..." forum. Some of the people that post there are fabricating great looking pedal and shifter parts out of metal (like on computer controlled grinding machines). I'm jealous, but at least I was inspired to do what I could. Russell