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I think I'll probably go with two plates ['though possibly a manual adjustment on the outer-most, just to be on the safe-side]. I was tempted to dig out my old Newton-Meter from Comprehensive School, but think trial and error would probably suit me as well if I'm going for an adjustable.
I will however keep this thread bookmarked for the Mk II, heh.
In case you're interested, here's a maquette I stuck together for a deadline at college: http://tinyurl.com/32o6p68
As the plan stands the winding mech will be embedded in the uppermost runner, and work on a recessed wheel in the winding button.
Thanks again for the help!
{EDIT:} Also, as you can maybe see in the photo, the movement I aim t'use for this is automatic, so it has the slip-clutch you mentioned. While this is only a budget movement, I hope the end-of-the-line movement will be a touch classier. {/EDIT}
Last edited on Sat Jul 31st, 2010 06:57 pm by Elicius