Super Rat Machine Works Pedals!
April 4th, 2008 | by Phil | Published in BMX NEWS, FEATURED, FEATURED PROJECTS, NEWS | 8 Comments
the inaugural batch of S.R.M.W. pedals are finished! here are a few pics of what they look like…
spindle detail:
end cap:
the end cap proved to be a slight hurdle, it’s not necessary to the function of the pedal but i felt like it needed to be there to provide a finished look. and it’s a great spot for our little logo! we’re working on a “parts drawing” that will be included with the pedals that will illustrate how everything is assembled, as well as a sweet set of instructions.
another interesting decision has been packaging? i’m guessing that few people are interested in our products because of our packaging merits… but it can add cost and waste very easily. as a machine shop we try our best to be environmentally friendly, and as a machine shop that can be a difficult task. we recycle our aluminum chips, we’re switching to a more eco-friendly coolant. even purchasing domestic material plays a part since domestic aluminum mills are held to higher environmental standards than most would find in other countries. it’s a work in progress but we try to do our part. i think we’ve found a nice method of minimal and functional packaging. and of course it’s simple since i’m the one doing the work!
i’ll get some pics up soon of the packaging and included contents…


April 13th, 2008at 12:32 pm(#)
The pedals look great. Can you post some specs please? Weight, length, height, width.
Thanks,
Joe Mama
April 13th, 2008at 12:33 pm(#)
Haha I spellded bad.
June 27th, 2008at 12:37 pm(#)
Just wanted to say that the pedals look real good, when do you think they will be available, id love to rock a pair of those.
You do awesome work, keep the quality products rollin out.
June 28th, 2008at 6:04 am(#)
thems look nice i hollar
September 8th, 2008at 10:48 am(#)
What is your packaging solution?
September 10th, 2008at 2:05 pm(#)
i need to get some pics of that up here, essentially they are wrapped with corrugated cardboard, and fit into a snug burlap bag. which is nice since you can use the bag for other things such as tools…
–phil
September 14th, 2008at 10:31 am(#)
ask justin if he knows of any other good uses for that bag. i think he knows one.
October 16th, 2008at 8:58 pm(#)
Phil! i need pedals!! plastic pedals suck i need to feel the pain of metal pins again