mattmaddaloni
May 14, 2010, 5:43 PM
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These pics show close ups of version 2.
You can see that the main spring that holds the cam initially to the flake is attached to the end barrel by bending through a drilled hole just above the spreader bolt hole.
The cam springs are shown here, notice where the spring attachment points are.
This shows the other side, notice the nut that allows the spring tension to be adjusted. In this photo the nut has been adjusted all the way to one side... I found some springs only needed 3/4 that distance.
Also note the spring wire that was used to stop the arms from sliding off the barrels and that the barrels need to rotate freely to help keep the bar aligned no matter what position the Anticam is in.
(This post was edited by mattmaddaloni on May 14, 2010, 5:46 PM)
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