View Full Version : What is an H-block?
Alex Coe
11.04.2009, 11:48
I know what an h-block is but where did the term come from?
mike99mccarthy
11.04.2009, 12:31
I think its called an "H" block because Tom Hyser invented it for K2. basically a royale spot on any modern frame.
notanotherhonda
11.04.2009, 13:02
I think its called an "H" block because Tom Hyser invented it for K2. basically a royale spot on any modern frame.
mike, you know thats not right! wasnt there a whole thread about this like a few months ago? got into a debate, but i still think its cause when they are ground down, theres an "H" that shows up
al dolega
11.04.2009, 13:21
It's because when you look at a frame from the bottom, the block connects the two frame walls form an H. Also, the predecessor to H-blocks were H-plates, which were wraparound metal plates that were stamped out of an H-shaped piece of metal.
Pimp Juice
11.04.2009, 13:23
It's because when you look at a frame from the bottom, the block connects the two frame walls form an H. Also, the predecessor to H-blocks were H-plates, which were wraparound metal plates that were stamped out of an H-shaped piece of metal.
yea!!!
jakeordie
11.04.2009, 17:11
It's because when you look at a frame from the bottom, the block connects the two frame walls form an H. Also, the predecessor to H-blocks were H-plates, which were wraparound metal plates that were stamped out of an H-shaped piece of metal.
This is why Al is teh MOD status.....I wonder how the others got theirs :?: :?:
mike99mccarthy
12.04.2009, 02:00
It's because when you look at a frame from the bottom, the block connects the two frame walls form an H. Also, the predecessor to H-blocks were H-plates, which were wraparound metal plates that were stamped out of an H-shaped piece of metal.
god dammit..... thats what I always thought over the years. you can especially tell on gc2 blocks. but then I guess I started thinking about it and overcomplicated it in my brain. I mean half of "hblocks" dont look like an H but yea alot of them do.
Alex Coe
12.04.2009, 21:19
Good to know! Now if I could figure out why it's called a soul grind instead of a sole grind... 8)
jakeordie
12.04.2009, 21:47
Now if I could figure out why it's called a soul grind instead of a sole grind... 8)
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