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Old 01-11-2013, 09:58 AM
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I got my brake pad material from McMaster yesterday. I bought the 1.5” wide material because I’m lazy and didn’t want to have to make an extra cut. Part number is 6175K813 and it is 4’ long so I have enough left over to do another set of pads. Cost was $24.79 delivered. Cut the pads on my chop saw. This stuff cuts like butter with the saw. I did make the pads a bit larger than what came off the backing plates.
Well done Sam, you should have some stopping power now
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I got my brake pad material from McMaster yesterday. I bought the 1.5” wide material because I’m lazy and didn’t want to have to make an extra cut. Part number is 6175K813 and it is 4’ long so I have enough left over to do another set of pads. Cost was $24.79 delivered. Cut the pads on my chop saw. This stuff cuts like butter with the saw. I did make the pads a bit larger than what came off the backing plates.
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This the chop saw I used to cut the pad material at an angle on each end just so that I would maximize the contact area on the disk. Probably overkill.
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Cleaned up the surface of the backing plates with a belt sander and then cleaned the surfaces to be glued together with lacquer thinner. Then I put a strip of freezer tape on the back side of the backing plate and one side of the pad so that they would not stick together.
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I did 2 pads at a time. Mixed up the epoxy and put it on the pads. Next I put them in a vise and set them in front of a heater to cure. After curing I removed the tape and cleaned up the glue that had been squeezed out. A little touch up on the edges with the grinder and they are ready for paint.
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Looks good Sam!
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I think that happens a lot for you!
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