03-04-2012, 09:51 PM
Thanks everyone for the kind words.
I'm super excited about how this is turning out...
![[Image: SAM_0689.jpg]](http://i229.photobucket.com/albums/ee118/tetters73/SAM_0689.jpg)
![[Image: SAM_0690.jpg]](http://i229.photobucket.com/albums/ee118/tetters73/SAM_0690.jpg)
![[Image: SAM_0691.jpg]](http://i229.photobucket.com/albums/ee118/tetters73/SAM_0691.jpg)
The careful observer will notice that the chain is off one of the pulleys in the first pic. The Mantra while threading all of this together was "patience, patience, patience". I was trying to figure out how to attach the chains to all of this. I already used some eyelets with an idea in mind, however the chain even at 40 links per inch (or something like) that was still too big to thread through them. I also did not want to try and spread the eyelet and then try and crimp the chain in it. Then I got the idea to use .008 bronze and was able to thread it through the link and eyelets. Then I tied it together and used a small amount of solder to lock it all in place. All I need to do is use some paint to touch it up and we're set.
Now I can finally turn my attention to the roof and all of its little details.
I'm super excited about how this is turning out...
![[Image: SAM_0689.jpg]](http://i229.photobucket.com/albums/ee118/tetters73/SAM_0689.jpg)
![[Image: SAM_0690.jpg]](http://i229.photobucket.com/albums/ee118/tetters73/SAM_0690.jpg)
![[Image: SAM_0691.jpg]](http://i229.photobucket.com/albums/ee118/tetters73/SAM_0691.jpg)
The careful observer will notice that the chain is off one of the pulleys in the first pic. The Mantra while threading all of this together was "patience, patience, patience". I was trying to figure out how to attach the chains to all of this. I already used some eyelets with an idea in mind, however the chain even at 40 links per inch (or something like) that was still too big to thread through them. I also did not want to try and spread the eyelet and then try and crimp the chain in it. Then I got the idea to use .008 bronze and was able to thread it through the link and eyelets. Then I tied it together and used a small amount of solder to lock it all in place. All I need to do is use some paint to touch it up and we're set.
Now I can finally turn my attention to the roof and all of its little details.
