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In The Middle Of Making One Of These Wrist Rollers..


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http://www.gripboard.com/index.php?app=galleryℑ=4071

This is probably the best wrist roller ive seen. looks like it runs super smooth with practically zero traction.

Does anyone know what i need for the center? Looks like some sort of spool. also, what type of strap would i need, and how do i get it to stay fixed to the spool?

ive already bought the stainless steel pipe and the pillow block bearings, just need to find out where to get the parts i mentioned.

if anyone can tell me id much appreciate it.

Alex.

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http://www.gripboard.com/index.php?app=galleryℑ=4071

This is probably the best wrist roller ive seen. looks like it runs super smooth with practically zero traction.

Does anyone know what i need for the center? Looks like some sort of spool. also, what type of strap would i need, and how do i get it to stay fixed to the spool?

ive already bought the stainless steel pipe and the pillow block bearings, just need to find out where to get the parts i mentioned.

if anyone can tell me id much appreciate it.

Alex.

You might look at this link: http://www.mcmaster.com/#cinching-strap-components/=t61oc9

I have a setup with the pillow block bearings and a rope with a hose clamp to avoid the bump, which is smooth and works well.

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thanks for the link. i think i might just do it your way to save the hassle. it will probably run just as smooth and it will take 2 seconds to put together.

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To me it looks like washers welded on, giving the appearance of a spool.

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