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![03260001[1].jpg - In order to keep the lower nut from moving you can use a low grade loctite (purple) to keep it in place. Also, after the assembly has been completed, all you have to do is use a screwdriver to slightly back the pivot screw out 1/8 turn and the assembly frees up. I keept the up / down movement to about 1/32".](03260001[1].jpg "Downsized Image [03260001[1].jpg - 54kB]") |
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![03250005[1]](../thumbs/03250005[1].jpg "I used 3/8\" hobby wood to make..."){kind=small}
![03250006[1]](../thumbs/03250006[1].jpg "I needed to do some sanding to..."){kind=small}
![03230001[1]](../thumbs/03230001[1].jpg "Here's where I fit the eyes before I..."){kind=small}
![03250001[1]](../thumbs/03250001[1].jpg "I used a standasd 82 deg. countersink..."){kind=small}
![03260003[1]](../thumbs/03260003[1].jpg "I used 10-24 x 2-1/2\" oval head..."){kind=small}
![03230002[1]](../thumbs/03230002[1].jpg "This is a shot of the final fitting..."){kind=small}
![03230005[1]](../thumbs/03230005[1].jpg "I drilled pilot holes to check for..."){kind=small}
![03250008[1]](../thumbs/03250008[1].jpg "I used a wire bender to bend the and..."){kind=small}
![03250007[1]](../thumbs/03250007[1].jpg "I chose a side-to-side eye movement...."){kind=small}
| In order to keep the lower nut from moving you can use a low grade loctite (purple) to keep it in place. Also, after the assembly has been completed, all you have to do is use a screwdriver to slightly back the pivot screw out 1/8 turn and the assembly frees up. I keept the up / down movement to about 1/32". |
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