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#21 knex krazy

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Posted 11 October 2003 - 11:48 AM

wow im impressed with them brakes thats another

method i surpose u can do them like

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#22 Shamu

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Posted 11 October 2003 - 01:14 PM

Oh, now I see. They are good block brakes. The only

thing is it is manual.

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#23 PlatinumCoasters

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Posted 11 October 2003 - 06:04 PM

Originally posted by shamu911@Oct 11 2003, 06:14

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Oh, now I see. They

are good block brakes. The only thing is it is manual.

...yeah, all you have to do is push a

handle and the brakes release, and even then you don't have to make them

opperable, like trim brakes or something, were you thinking of a motor or something ?

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#24 joshg678

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Posted 11 October 2003 - 08:58 PM

im thinking about making air brakes, use a little tank

filled with air, but you would have to fill it back up, lol. and you can have a spring to

have it opened when there's no pressure.


#25 Ace o Spades

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Posted 12 October 2003 - 07:32 PM

I just tried your brakes and I have found it a MUST

to add weight. I hot-glued a meatal pipe to the bottom of the connector rod, and it

seems to be enough.

Great Job. ;)


#26 PlatinumCoasters

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Posted 12 October 2003 - 10:56 PM

Originally posted by Xcooldude@Oct 13 2003, 12:32

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I just tried your brakes and I

have found it a MUST to add weight. I hot-glued a meatal pipe to the bottom of the

connector rod, and it seems to be enough.

Great Job. ;)

Yay!, proof

that I am not the only one that can get them to work! lol. Thanks for trying. It

can also depend on how gradual of a braking you want, add more weight you have a

goliath braking and have a little weight and you have an X braking, either way though

you SHOULD be putting the weight like I said in the tutorial to keep the brakes up.

Glad to hear somebodys happy. :rolleyes: J/k.

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#27 joshg678

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Posted 13 October 2003 - 10:58 AM

lol
well yours it prob the best way too, because

you do not need any special parts, unless you want them to work perfectly.


#28 PlatinumCoasters

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Posted 13 October 2003 - 12:01 PM

Originally posted by joshg678@Oct 13 2003, 03:58

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lol
well yours it prob the

best way too, because you do not need any special parts, unless you want them to

work perfectly.

You don't even

have to have any special parts, you could just put a ton of pieces attatched to the

bottom parts of the brakes for the weight.

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#29 joshg678

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Posted 13 October 2003 - 12:53 PM

thats true, but adding weights is more affective and

take up less space and look nicer. But i love those brakes.

You should

summit this to sscoasters, im sure he'll put it on the site.