Re: "Rinko Joining Tabs" -- Peter Weigle has posted some detailed photos
- with comments - of how he does it on Flickr.
* https://www.flickr.com/photos/49353569@N00/46221753611/in/photostream/
and
* https://www.flickr.com/photos/49353569@N00/45525398034/in/photostream/
As is so often the case, the discussion is well worth the read. It's
hard to tell where the joining tabs come from, he's clearly doing
several at a time and as many as he does, it might make sense for him to
cut one fender up to make tabs for a bunch of fenders. His tabs do look
a bit longer than 2 inches to me - perhaps as much as twice that length
- but it's hard to tell for sure.
On 12/20/18 6:51 PM, Bill Lindsay wrote:
It is my opinion that "everybody" who is doing a Rinko fender agrees
that all Honjo fenders can afford to sacrifice 2-inches of their own
length to provide the Rinko-Bridge-piece, without rendering that
fender useless or ineffective. In the one Rinko job I did, the bridge
came from the fender itself, and 2" was/is plenty. I am not aware of
anybody who has ever purchased a second set of fenders to make one
Rinko bridge. If anyone ever did that, I would agree that's an
expensive little stub.
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