Well maybe it's true for Matrix rods, cause "regular" rods I've got from MD are not so tight.
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Nice to know that! I've always thought it's glued, and thus I was replacing standoff + standoff holder
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Please check these two photos:
Rev simulator
https://revkites.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/output.jpg
and Reflex Spring with o-ring
https://cdn.shopify.com/s/file…g_medium.jpg?v=1539800985
I believe that washer is not "fixed", just like o-ring in a Rev Kite with Reflex
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This helps you further: https://translate.google.com/t…s%3A%2F%2Fwww.toryu.de%2F
Also when using Google Chrome, you will see the "G slash some chinese character" icon next to the URL address on desktops - on mobiles it's a little bit different - and you can use it to translate the whole page. That's pretty much how I read this forum, because I'm not from Germany
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Just to be clear, I was joking

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I've tried many times to hack your user / pass combo, but with no success. I know for sure the pass is "kitefromaldi", but I don't know the username :).
Other than that, great job and great collection!
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This is a "replica" of Synergy Zero Wind Great Deca kite. Over the net I found only the spar lengths and the wingspan, so I decided to use plastic bags for the first "build", so I can figure out the whole sail geometry and bridle dimensions. Two weird connectors were needed but luckily I wasn't searching long and finally made them out of a bobbin spool :).
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There's a small misunderstanding here. I don't want to buy Shadow. I was considering it in the past but decided to buy BadAss UL instead. They are similarly priced. I just wanted to say that BadAss UL is a good choice for a complete beginner and maybe the post author can consider it too.
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Well I managed to make it once with BadAss UL
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I've been flying dual line kites for the past 6 months - cause most of the time I fly quads - so I can call myself a beginner. And I fly inland too.
During that time I managed to learn the following: push turns, stall, turtle, lazy suzan, axel, spin axel, fade, fade launch (rising fade), flick flack, cartwheel, snap stall, half-axel, half-axel to tip landing and cascade. My only dual line kite for 4-5 months was BadAss UL from LevelOne. It costs ~ 220 €. I can only recommend it. Just one tip: don't practice the dead launch !!! Yesterday I broke the lower spreader while practicing it. I'm pretty sure it was dumb to try it with an ultralight kite
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Eine alternative Option zu Spinnaker-Streifen wäre, einfach die Kanten zu falten, wie Sie in diesem Video sehen können:
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In every big city you can find such plotter printer. There's a big chance you will find one near architecture school. Some of them even take orders online and then send prints via DHL or something similar. That's exactly what I did yesterday.
Another cool thing is they can print on a tracing paper. It's semi-transparent and tape doesn't stick to it so much. Imho way better than a standard white paper
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Hey,
for the past 2-3 months I've been trying to build a dogstake, BUT without using fancy tools like CNC mill or lathe. I've got access to such tools, but I wanted something really simple. Something I could share with the community. Something everyone could build.
Someday I was cleaning my 3d printer and there was that Eureka moment: I could build a dogstake from 3d printer parts. Here's what I've got now:
As you can see, all that's needed is:
- 4x linear bearing rail sk10
- 8x bearing with 10mm inner diameter
- 4x washer (to make a groove between bearings)
- 10mm aluminum rod for shafts
- 1x linear bearing rail sk35
- 1x bearing with 15mm inner diameter
- 15mm stainless steel rod
And just three tools:
- pipe cutter (or hacksaw)
- flat file
- hex keys
The total cost is less than 100$
The last thing I need is the plate

Any ideas?
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