If you're referring to the one where he laminates a few pieces of plywood together, then drills and cuts a square hole, I saw it. I was able to accomplish the same results by just clamping my bent gimbal arm to my bench with a piece of HDMW plastic (to protect the finish) and a C clamp. The straightening part is fairly simple, but it's ensuring that the diagonal distance between the shaft holes and squareness of the original design is achieved. That's what I have in mind for my gage idea. Might be time to dust off the 3D printer and fire up AutoCAD or Solidworks. Jeez! Just thinking about this has tired me OUT!
One unrelated question, though. Is there an online source that shows the parts breakdown with part numbers for the P2's? I haven't found one so far, but really haven't spent a great deal of time searching.
One unrelated question, though. Is there an online source that shows the parts breakdown with part numbers for the P2's? I haven't found one so far, but really haven't spent a great deal of time searching.