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Splintofix Construction Sets

Splintofix was a simple construction system made from aluminium. It mainly used clips with wedges to join parts together although a screwed rod and nuts were also used when a rod was required. It was made in East Germany in the late 1940s. The instruction leaflet is dated November 1948, with 2000 being printed.


Manufacturer / Distributor

Gebr. Bieier, Bieler, Halle-S., Paul-Riebeck-Str, East Germany


Info from the Metal Constructional Systems Database for SPLINTOFIX (Ref:SPL)

Maker
 
System Type
Hole pitch >12.7mm
Country
Former East Germany
Dates
1948 (see comment *1)
Material
Aluminium (Alloy)
Thread
3.5x.6 (see comment *2)
Boss Type
tapped
Boss Thread
---
Diametrical Pitch of Gears
--
No. of Parts in System
18 (approximately)
Hole Pitch (Spacing) (mm)
18.0
Diameter of holes in Strips(mm)
3.6 (see comment *3)
Diameter of the Bore in Bosses(mm)
---
Diameter of Axle Rods(mm)
---
Types of Nuts and Bolts
Nuts: square
Bolts: --
Material/Finish of Nuts and Bolts
Aluminium (Alloy) with a Aluminium (Alloy) finish
Size of the Nuts across Flats (mm)
8.1
Bolt diameter (mm)
---

Comments
Simple system; main parts are square-ended Strips, Wheel Disc, lozenge-shaped Plate, & Corner Bracket held by a Wedge thru flat Clip. *1 Print Ref. *2 Probably not M3.5. *3 3.5 in other parts.

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The Splintofix instruction leaflet
(Added 24/10/2021)

Photos of the Splintofix set
(Added 14/01/2021)

Photos of the Splintofix set and a model
(Added 24/10/2021)