Jim

>I suppose you could use 2 V-Weights, drill holes in them put them on
>either side of the doubles and run some SS all-thread between them, that   

>might work as well.

I built one of these in addition to standard V weights.  As part of the   
moulding process, I recessed and moulded the SS studding as an integral   
part of the outside weight and used a small V locking weight in the   
inside with an oversized hole to slot onto the SS studding.  The locking   
nuts to hold the outside weight were recessed and then filled in with   
molten lead. This leaves the outside weight clean and snag free.   
 Recesses on the locking weight were also made so the nut is flush.  A   
brace and (cheap) bit will cut the recess.

David Shimell
Project Manager, Sequent Computer Systems Ltd, Weybridge, UK
Email: shimell@se*.co*

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From:  owner-techdiver[SMTP:owner-techdiver@aquanaut.com]
Sent:  02 January 1998 22:08
To:  Anthony DeBoer; Cavers List; Tech Diver
Subject:  Re: V-Weight Web Site

Sorry, Anthony, the P-Weight moniker stays. And are you confusing it with   

a D-Weight?


  Jim
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