Harley Davidson luggage rack mount flag pole

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First the files: harley flag pole b one half.stl 1/2" wide and tall back to front mount bottom piece. harley flag pole t one half.stl 1/2" wide and tall back to front mount top piece with 1" start of post. harley flag pole b v2.stl 5/8" wide and tall back to front mount bottom piece. harley flag pole b.stl 5/8" wide and tall side to side mount bottom piece. harley flag pole t.stl 5/8" wide and tall side to side mount top piece with 4" start of post. harley flag pole m.stl Middle pole part harley flag pole tt.stl Top pole part, has rounded top harley flag pole t v2.stl 5/8" wide and tall back to front mount top piece with 4" start of post. harley flag pole t v3.stl 5/8" wide and tall back to front mount top piece with 4" start of post. Less angle I had three flags: the US, State of OH, and Honor and Remember, http://honorandremember.org/, but I only had two poles for my Harley-Davidson. I went online and they wanted $25 just for the pole mount. I designed this to fit a tubing-based luggage rack. In the picture you can see I used the 1/2" wide and tall back to front mount on my Harley Fatboy. I used a 1/8" drill to finish the hole in the top pieces and as far as it would go in the middle and top pieces of pole tubes. I then put a 5/32" threaded rod into a drill and threaded the mount top, middle, and top pole parts onto the rod. The top pole fit into the drill chuck, but I ran it slowly for poles to avoid melting filament. This rod was added for strength. Parts I used: 3mm Allen head screws, with indents on the top for them. 3mm Nylon lock nuts, with indents on the bottom for them. 5/32" by 24" threaded rod, cut to length. Black wire tie for top pole, flag stop.