[Shotimes] don's cams, a report

[Donald Mallinson]

Maybe he said four degrees, and maybe he does something else, but that 
he said you could get some adjustment that way, just not enough to do 
the job right.

In a tiny circle like the cam, it doesn't take much to get a few 
degrees, there are 360 of them so one is not much movement.

Also my name isn't Tim  :)

Don

Ian Fisher wrote:

>Yeah, I thought that sounded odd...there isn't any
>slop in the bolt holes at all. The dowel pin is just a
>locating dowel to ensure that the sprockets are
>oriented properly. 6-8 degrees on my adjustable
>sprockets requires that I rotate the sprockets a
>rather noticeable amount. It's not a range of motion
>that could ever be compared to "bolt slop".
>
>At least that's been my experience.
>
>Ian
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>--- Mark Nunnally <marknunnally@joimail.com> wrote:
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>>>Doug says that just taking out the dowel and using
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>>the slop in the
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>>>bolt holes can get as much as 6-8 degrees
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>>I don't think so, Tim.
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>>mark
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