Block and Tackle - Pulleys
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Published on December 5, 2011
Derived from
Block and Tackle - Pulleys
by SteveWall
Description
I made the Block and Tackle - Pulleys by SteveWall with two variations -- instead of using wooden dowels, I made a second pulleyplate adding the "dowels" to it, making a male/female assembly. I also used a single 3mm x 22 cap screw in the center to fasten it together.
I've now added the half-sheave as requested.
I've now added the half-sheave as requested.
Instructions
Make all the pieces from SteveWall's version and add my male pulleyplate to one side and his pulleyplate to the other to assemble each part.
I used the 3mm x 22 cap screw and two nuts in the center.
If I tightened the screw too much the wheels would not turn freely so I used the two nuts so it could be looser without them falling off.
You need to make two half-sheaves for each part of the block and tackle.
I used the 3mm x 22 cap screw and two nuts in the center.
If I tightened the screw too much the wheels would not turn freely so I used the two nuts so it could be looser without them falling off.
You need to make two half-sheaves for each part of the block and tackle.
License
Block and Tackle - Pulleys by eM5 is licensed under the Attribution - Share Alike - Creative Commons license.
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Wim