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I fixed my Kooka cranks

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  1. and took that blasted, pant grabbing, nub off.

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  2. So, did you use a mill with a rotary base? Just curious. OR a simple
    belt sander...

    I wonder if that blasted nub had any use. Does it strengthen the
    interface at all? Maybe it's just for style, although multiple al.
    cranks have it. There must be a reason for it.

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  3. What a great idea! I have lost two pairs of pants to those annoying
    protrusions.

    My solution was to switch to 150mm cranks of a different brand. Now I
    can go faster too :-)

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  4. gerblefranklin said:

    *So, did you use a mill with a rotary base? Just curious. OR a simple
    belt sander...

    I wonder if that blasted nub had any use. Does it strengthen the
    interface at all? Maybe it's just for style, although multiple al.
    cranks have it. There must be a reason for it. *

    Vertical mill.

    The nub is for their spider attachment... no strength gains, no use on a
    uni.

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  5. So you used a vert. mill with a rotarty base? I see what the machine
    was, but I don't know what attachments you used.

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  6. Yeah, a manual indexing head. One pass with a flat end mill, one with a
    45 deg chamfer tool.

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