Front of box
Side view, from slightly above
Bottom view (small and large ball thrusters)
Rear view of all 4 thrusters (the horizontal metal bar is on the angled trigger mechanism)
Another bottom view
Rear view from slightly below
Side view
Another rear view from slightly below
Another from the rear and below (zoomed in)
View from directly below the thrusters
Top view
The spring slides back, and provides the force for shooting the ball. The collar that adjusts the tension on the spring is easily adjustable with the hex screw. The other, longer collar is not easily adjustable.
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2 comments:
Because I watch flyball alot ;-) I have noticed there are different types of flyball boxes over here.
Our club use a Boomerang box, what sort do you use?
Wizz :-)
I am not sure I will even get a response to this. But I like your photos of the thrusters. I am building a box now and I am having real trouble trying to find anyone to help me with designs on a thruster like the ones pictured. Your photos help a lot but I still do not understand what fully entails the springs holding in lock position. If you have any diagrams or designs I would much appreciate any assistance
scott bowen (bbb8372@yahoo.com)
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