Parts listing

[Dome]

Hi bouncers,
by this just starting a list of stilt parts to be completed.




Please reply with your own pictures and part names!
put your comments about the parts, inform us about the origin of the parts andsofar....
This posting is sensed to be reassembled into a one part posting with no reply possibility's after once it's done.
The goal is to get a complete part list of all brands with the description as well as severall other thought's about nthem.

Have fun, jump high, says Dome

[Mr Frank]

I made a basic diagram with the part names I use, but I don't know how to post it in a thread without cluttering up the gallery...

[Ace]

Upload it to http://imageshack.us/ and then copy+paste the link right into a post
it will come up as a thumbnail you can click to inlarge

[XarnuSonci]

if you click additional options while posting you can attach pics to a post

[Dome]

Device description:
    German: Lager
    English:  bushing
    Swedish: ??

The following bushings originaly have been used on Powerisers sold end of 2006 and beginning 2007.



These bushings are the ones used on Powerskips. They seems to be the same as the Poweriser ones, but first they're made by a different material and the border of them is thinner, than the one of the Powerisers.

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Device description:
    German: Schlagschutzplatte
    English:
    Swedish:

This part protects the spring of shocks comming from the axis that connects the foot lever part with the lower part of the ...... (part 2 of the image first posting)

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Device description:
    German: Fushebel
    English: Foot lever (correction in correct english asked)
    Swedish:

This is the foot lever from a Powerskip.





So please you english dudes, go to post the missing descriptions of this posting

[Mr Frank]

Thanks guys, I hope this works.

EDIT: Hey, it did!

[Ace]

nice diagram, would the knee bar/calf cuffs attach to the block?

[zipp]

Another diagram in the pot...
i think this is pro-jumps take on things?



when i get home, i will use photoshop to label up the parts, as i see them.
I will also do a blank one that folks can download, and then edit and repost with their labels, if you want?
When the time comes to collate all the info as a resource, i can help with the pix if need be.

just to try and add to Domes, component lists, so far..

Device description:
    German: Schlagschutzplatte
    English: Spacer or tensioner
    Swedish: ??

Device description:
    German: Fushebel
    English: Foot assembly or hoof assembly (so is it a foot or a hoof)?
    Swedish:

Regarding the first picture in post #1
this is how i see it

1= Horizontal footplate support or footplate bar
2= Diagonal support
3= Foot assembly or hoof assembly
4= Spring
5= Knee bar

Dome, i reckon that once you get everyones input as to what things are called, this will make an excellent resource.
It will be of great benefit to newbies like me, when trying to describe problems, and of equal help to those trying to solve the problems.
"All singing from the same hymn sheet" i believe is the phrase?

[Mr Frank]

Yes, Ace.  The "Block" is where the knee bindings attach.

[Dome]

Hey bouncing dudes,
The basic idea hasn’t been outgoing from diagrams, but has been based upon a simple listing of pictures of all parts, by declaring a name for each single part. This as a base for bloody beginners like we all have been once, so that everybody would speak about the same things and so the understanding could be more simple.
Diagrams I do understand in that sense as a helpful thing for the goal, but for the setup of the part list, I rather would handle the diagram as a part as well. (A part of the user manual)
Further more on diagrams most small parts are not that visible and mostly not named as well. So the whole posting now will probably become something quiet messy, that would be transformed afterwards into something well structured. One closed thread with only one posting in it, just made as basic information.
So for now, let’s go the mess to get on, to collect as much material as possible to make something handy out of it.

Have fun, jump high, says Dome

[zipp]

Not really sure if you are for of against the use of diagrams Dome?
They are useful for identifying the larger parts, but more photos will be needed of the smaller components.

Below is the blank diagram i promised. This you can right click on, and save to your computer. add you own terminology to the parts, and then resubmit.


I realise as a newbie, i am far from qualified to know what is what, but this is my interpretation of the parts:


I hope this is what you wanted Dome? If not, shout up, and i will wind my neck in. 

[Sprog]

How's this?

[Dome]

Hi zipp,
the point is not to be for, or against diagrams. The question is just, that it's not the goal to create a diagram, of which allready several such does exist. But the goal is to declare the parts by a identifying name, so that new users would be able to explain their eventual troubles more ease to other users.
So diagrams could be a good base as a kind of klick to go guide, if they're done well. To give you an example of it: Your diagram is well done, but the bushings at the point you declared as footplate elbow aren't visible on the diagram. So of non visible parts it would be good to make part diagrams out of another perspective, which shows these hidden (due to drawing perspectives of the entire diagram) parts.
That way we could start at the top of the thread with the diagram and part diagrams, where the parts are definde as you did on your second picture. By clicking on them, the frame would scroll down, to the chosen part and there are photos of these parts from different labels, as well as some basic informations about these parts.

That's the rough way of my idea, about what I thought to make together with your help.

Have fun, jump high, says Dome

[Kiola]

My vote goes with what sprog has put together

[Lukey]

...And now do a "The knee bone's connected to the leg bone" style vid putting them back together!