make own Panniers

[raymo]

was trawling through t'interweb for some ideas found this

Just need to complete a maths degee...

http://scicomp.ucsd.edu/~spav/pub/panniers.pdf

[R0vers]

was trawling through t'interweb for some ideas found this

Just need to complete a maths degee...

http://scicomp.ucsd.edu/~spav/pub/panniers.pdf

bloody hell!!!!

it thought it was a case of a bit of folding - pop riveting, welding and duct tape..

oh how wrong i was..... why do poeple make things so difficult...

[raymo]

bloody hell!!!!

it thought it was a case of a bit of folding - pop riveting, welding and duct tape..

oh how wrong i was..... why do poeple make things so difficult...

there's even a square root used to find the volume.. just fill it with pints of milk and count them.. those ZEGA boxeses take 72 pints.. try it

[Wee Jack]

And after you've done all that you discover that Touratech actually worked out cheaper.

Method 2 - find suitable boxes - make hangers - bolt in place. - ride away.

Some people have way too much time.

[Dee Duble Yuh]

The author's an academic. You get extra brownie boints for making simple stuff seem complicated. Double points if the text is liberally sprinkled with mathematical formulae. If you break it down step-by-step it's pretty trivial stuff.

There's no proof or attempt at evaluation, so it doesn't even work as a pseudo-academic paper. (Well obviously, duh!) However, for someone who wanted to waste time in office hours he probably had a bit of fun (and gained some experience of using LaTeX too).

[raymo]

The author's an academic. You get extra brownie boints for making simple stuff seem complicated. Double points if the text is liberally sprinkled with mathematical formulae. If you break it down step-by-step it's pretty trivial stuff.

There's no proof or attempt at evaluation, so it doesn't even work as a pseudo-academic paper. (Well obviously, duh!) However, for someone who wanted to waste time in office hours he probably had a bit of fun (and gained some experience of using LaTeX too).

speaking about wasting time at work I got as far as the foot note defining derier

[bazza]

WOW

NEEDED: Hacksaw, rivets, ruler, sealent, drill.

NOT NEEDED: MATHS

Easy


Well they might be finished if i used maths to keep a time scale.

[raymo]

WOW

NEEDED: Hacksaw, rivets, ruler, sealent, drill.

NOT NEEDED: MATHS

Easy


Well they might be finished if i used maths to keep a time scale.

how much milk will it hold

[Alba]

WOW

NEEDED: Hacksaw, rivets, ruler, sealent, drill.

NOT NEEDED: MATHS

Easy


Well they might be finished if i used maths to keep a time scale.

How are they hanging on the bike ???

[bazza]

A lot as it would probably leak as i was filling it (not my craftsmanship but the sealant you see) .

Going to have to try tomorrow now.

Not on the bike at the mo as the pic was taken about a year ago and they are sat in the garage in the same state. Going to finish them in the next couple of weeks, looking to make my own rack work, got the metalsmith to make the hoops, just got to position them and get them welded. will be done for the national me hopes.