Some other question:
which inox pins did you use?
It's not clear in the picture the system you used as ring for the central depower rope. Is it an Antal ring or something else? And how did you lock it to the centre ofthe bar?

Thank you.

Very good work.
Did you lock the inox pin with some epoxy glue after cutting or is it locked only by the bar ends, and if it is, did you only screw hard them or used some kind of glue or resin to lock them?
Thanks

Can you show something more about the back lines bar ends? I ahve the same bar and I'm thinking how to do bar ends to wrap lines after the session.
First I tought about a little aluminium tube inserted as bar end and locked with epoxy glue, but I'm still thinkign about it.
Thank you

teftelja wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 03, 2020 6:03 pm

Bar is trimless, its just a rope for release testing. Inserts for back lines are stainless steel tubes.

How did you lock the inserts to the bar?

Which kind of hard inserts did you use for back lines?

I’ve made 2 bars so far: - First one is 20mm outside, 14mm inside, no grip, adjustable bar length without tools, 56-48cm, alu center piece for rope. -second one is 15mm outside, 9mm inside, planning to put grip on, alu center piece for click bar square section depower. I’m working now on a third on...

Where do you find inox A4 rivets?
Thank you

Hello all,
I'm looking for some ideas to create protections for my hydrofoil parts, masta, fusulage , wings and stabilizer.

Which method, materials you and so on do you use?

Thank you all, be windy!

I suppose titanium is more expehensive than carbon

Thank you, in real I have to buy them in order to complete my carbon home made bar and I would like to connect the safety line as in the picture and the ring is functional to lock the front line. For connecting line I agree is the same have a good terminal knot. 77397337_10158119692105101_880940727...