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mattmaddaloni
May 11, 2010, 6:09 PM
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Here is a rendered image of version 2 of the Anticam
The parts were cut by Brenco in Vancouver with a laser cutter. Cost about $300 for enough parts to make three complete Anticams.
Then I bought 1 inch round stock aluminum for the 'barrels' that the bolt slides through. I drilled those using a drill press.
The unit does not need a trigger system since I installed springs that roll the lobes in reverse to a normal cam. This is great for one handed operation but unless the rock is even sided a lobe cam miss contact from time to time and compromise the strength.
Amazingly this seems to not be a huge problem since you can crank it tight and the device will flex enough to allow all cams to touch in most situations.
(This post was edited by mattmaddaloni on May 11, 2010, 6:23 PM)
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