Here is a page that describes my first attempt at a home built H-shifter
http://home.comcast.net/~rwkeating/hshifter/. It is not a "how-to"
page, but maybe it'll give people ideas on yet another approach on how
to build their own.
RWKeating wrote:
> Here is a page that describes my first attempt at a home built H-shifter
> http://home.comcast.net/~rwkeating/hshifter/. It is not a "how-to"
> page, but maybe it'll give people ideas on yet another approach on how
> to build their own.
>
> I like the "bump". Something mine always lacked was feel when going from one
gear to the the next. Something like your bump would help give it that little
bit of resistance as with a real gearshift. Thanks for sharing.
Ken
Very cool!
Wag
"RWKeating" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Here is a page that describes my first attempt at a home built H-shifter
http://home.comcast.net/~rwkeating/hshifter/. It is not a "how-to"
page, but maybe it'll give people ideas on yet another approach on how
to build their own.
Very cool,
Now get to work 'minnatureizing' this will ya? then post the plans/specs
too Hahahaha.
RWKeating enlightened us with:
> Here is a page that describes my first attempt at a home built
> H-shifter http://home.comcast.net/~rwkeating/hshifter/. It is not a
> "how-to" page, but maybe it'll give people ideas on yet another
> approach on how to build their own.
