Rigging a one piece harness...

[MartinS]

Nick
I guess it could be worth a call to AP - I'll let you know how I get on.
Martin

[Dominic]

Any Buddy dealer can order the clips for you - where do you think I got mine from?

They list them on their website - BK10 and BK12 depending if you want the Press or Pinch variety..

That's the nice think about AP Valves - they'll sell you any components they make.

[MartinS]

Well, what nice people!
Just phoned AP and explained that I was after a 2" pinch clip to make a harness for a buddy tekwing, and the lady came back with the monstrous price of.....£1.87 (and that's including P&P and VAT)!!!
"I'll take one" I said, and then when I said that was all I wanted, she said she'd send it out FOC - Most Excellent!!!
Well, that was the easiest purchase I've made for a long time!AP Valves - 01326 561040
Regards
Martin

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Looks like I just crossed over with Dom - yes OK, see that now - thanks.
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[beanie]

<font color='#8D38C9'>yep

nice people down there hose protectors for YBOD £3.88 in any colour they have

[Helen F H]

<font color='#000080'>Im getting a backplate made, any ideas about where the holes go??

[beanie]

<font color='#8D38C9'>which holes?

[nickjb]

Originally Posted by [b

Quote[/b] (Porg @ April 07 2004,14:32)]Im getting a backplate made, any ideas about where the holes go??

Scott Koplin, who makes and sells backplates in the States, very kindly emailed me a CAD drawing of his plate. &nbsp;I'd be a bit reluctant to send out copies as he is in the business but I'm sure if you ask him nicely he'd send you a copy. &nbsp;Google will find you a contact

Nick

[beanie]

<font color='#8D38C9'>or of course

to line up with the wing &nbsp;

[Digger]

<font color='#000080'>The holes as standard are at 11&quot; spacing. Personally, I reckon you'd be in a good position if you borrowed one and stuck it under a laser bed thingymawhatsit. The people that can do this sort of thing know what they mean.

Wouldn't it be cheaper to get a combro plate? They're about as cheap as I could get one made for when I did my research, and that was based on doing 5 at a time. Especially if you group together and split postage. The postie thought I was insane when he carried that parcel out of his van! Couldn't understand what was so heavy, and why it was so cheap to post.

[Skeletor]

Originally Posted by [b

Quote[/b] ]Im getting a backplate made, any ideas about where the holes go??

I've been looking at having a batch of plates made. &nbsp;One word of caution on materials though;

I set out with the idea that you needed marine grade stainless (superduplex) but it does not like being folded to make the v channel in the center due to work hardening, but the common grade of stainless (316L) will not withstand the chloride levels of seawater. &nbsp;I am still trying to find a good comprimise.

John