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  1. A long time ago I bought a Kommando grind plate from danscomp.com and I
    found out it doesn't fit on my pedals. Now, I am getting new pedals but
    I want the orange cielencki ones and from the picture on danscomp, it
    doesn't look like it will fit those either. So now, I think im going to
    get the Cielencki pedals anyway and try to fit the grind plate a
    different way. Does any one have another idea to fit the grind plate? I
    was thinking about using gorilla glue and just glue the plastic to to
    pedal body but I dont think that will hold up very long. Here is a pic
    of the pedal if it works

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  2. here is the grind plate

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  3. or have me make you a custom one!!!!!!😄

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  4. what you could do is to use the bolts and everything with it and just
    set it up differently. I made a picture to show how you can do it. I
    dont know if it will work or not though.

    the gray would be the part that holds the plate on and the plate would
    go over top of it.

    I didnt know that they still had the orange ones. I've been wanting to
    get a pair.

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  5. thanks, that might work, i will try it when i get them. I wanted the
    orange pedals before too then they were gone and now they are on the
    website again so i guess they are back🙂

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  6. litldude2 said:

    *thanks, that might work, i will try it when i get them. I wanted the
    orange pedals before too then they were gone and now they are on the
    website again so i guess they are back🙂 *

    It sure looks like those grind plates will work on the Jimmy C's... Try
    them the right way, I wouldn't be supprised if they did work.

    Oh yeah, don't buy grind plates from evan, I have been waiting for a
    month or so for him to even start them...

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  7. Catboy said:

    *It sure looks like those grind plates will work on the Jimmy C's...
    Try them the right way, I wouldn't be supprised if they did work.*

    There is a very good possibility that im wrong but it looks like on the
    farthest side in the picture there isn't a hole just little slots and
    thats where the plastic part is supposed to fit.

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  8. litldude2 said:

    *There is a very good possibility that im wrong but it looks like on
    the farthest side in the picture there isn't a hole just little slots
    and thats where the plastic part is supposed to fit. *

    I own the pedals and yet I didn't even think of that...

    Maybe you could tri attatching a peice to the grind plate so it does fit
    tin the slots, like so:

    Red/Green = The Attachment
    Black = Current Peices
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  9. infact i am allmost finnished on ur grind plate catboy.

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  10. There are pedals with grind plates built in, as well. I have no idea
    how these hold up as compared to custom or the Kommando, but it's
    something to check out:

    http://tinyurl.com/6qh97

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  11. why not just get the demolition pedals? they have the same pin geometry
    as the odyssey's, they have holes instead of slots, and are lighter by
    5 oz. Oh yeah, and they come in poo brown.

    instead of making an attachment you could cut out the material between
    the slots.

    mike

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  12. Ask the company you bought the grind plates from to give you a list of
    pedals that will work.

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  13. I emailed danscomp yesterday and they told me it will fit anyway. I dont
    know how but i will try anyway

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  14. litldude2 said:

    *I emailed danscomp yesterday and they told me it will fit anyway. I
    dont know how but i will try anyway *

    Let me know if it fits, because I have been meaning to get some grind
    plates, but have no access to a metals shop, and really want to be able
    to but a plate.

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  15. litldude2 said:

    *I dont know how but i will try anyway *

    like I said. if the slots aren't big enough for the plastic pieces, get
    a file or a hack saw and make them bigger.

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  16. onetrack said:

    *like I said. if the slots aren't big enough for the plastic pieces,
    get a file or a hack saw and make them bigger. *

    Why cut the pedal, when you could easily cut the plstic for it to fit...
    Duh.

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  17. A while ago, I was trying to cut some platic in a shape so the grind
    plate would fit my current pedals and I found when i was trying to cut a
    small piece, it would just break off because the friction from the saw
    melted the plastic. I think it was a differnt kind of plastic so maybe
    that wont happen with lexan.

    Also, if i cut the slots out of the pedals, how much would it weaken the
    pedal, if at all?

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  18. litldude2 said:

    *A while ago, I was trying to cut some platic in a shape so the grind
    plate would fit my current pedals and I found when i was trying to cut
    a small piece, it would just break off because the friction from the
    saw melted the plastic. I think it was a differnt kind of plastic so
    maybe that wont happen with lexan.

    Also, if i cut the slots out of the pedals, how much would it weaken
    the pedal, if at all? *

    Probably a little, but not anything to be concerned about, they are
    solid pedals, and most others have an open hole right there where the
    slots are, so if you did do it, Im sure it would be no big deal, just a
    long and tedious project...

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  19. Just an update on this:

    Tim said:

    *I didnt know that they still had the orange ones. I've been wanting
    to get a pair. *

    I ordered them and apparantly the picture is orange but the pedals
    arent, they were an ugly camo color.

    Quoted message said:

    -Originally posted by Catboy-
    *Let me know if it fits, because I have been meaning to get some grind
    plates, but have no access to a metals shop, and really want to be
    able to but a plate.*

    Like I thought, they dont work. I called Danscomp today because i didnt
    want to bother with modifing anything and told them they didnt work. The
    guy got some of the pedals and the grindplates and realized they didnt
    fit. Apparantly, nobody there really knew they just assumed they did. So
    after talking to them, i sent the pedals back and they are sending me
    some Snafus instead, which he tested for me and confirmed they would
    fit. They origionally told me the primos were the only ones that wont
    fit, four pairs of pedals later I finally can use my grindplates.

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