Custom/Hybrid Billet Banshee case pictures for MasterBlaster

[wsuwrhr]

 

[wsuwrhr]

 

[wsuwrhr]

 

[wsuwrhr]

Ill see if I can find some more, there are three I dug up of my ol reliables harddrive

 

[wsuwrhr]

I did these back in probably 04, just shy of when they stopped selling Banshees in the US.

Brian

 

[vomitspot]

wonder if these would fit my 84 rz350

 

[wanderer1]

wonder if these would fit my 84 rz350

first thing that i thought of too

 

[wsuwrhr]

wonder if these would fit my 84 rz350

Yes absolutely, the rear mount is a little different, and no provision for your speedo, but everything else is the same.

 

[wsuwrhr]

The RD and RZ were where the Banshee got it's motor from.

I have built these cases from stock stroke up to +20MM

 

[wsuwrhr]

I taught myself how to do 3D drawing and programming on these cases.

 

[Nuklear6]

show off!

 

[shawn_NJ]

Damn! Mind is blown.

 

[wsuwrhr]

show off!

haha, see how you are?

MB asked to see the pictures in the freestyle thread, I figured I would put them up here so I didn't muck up that thread.

 

[waxhead]

I teach cad drawing. There is a lot of work gone into those cases. Good effort

 

[wsuwrhr]

I teach cad drawing. There is a lot of work gone into those cases. Good effort

Thanks!!!

I was a newbie to 3D programming when I did those. Next time I make them I'll put more into edge finishing and tooling.

 

[waxhead]

Thats the key trying to get tool time down. We have a slow mill and the dead time were its cutting air is the thing I have to try and avoid. I really want a plotter so i can digitize things. it would it make it so much easier when your trying to make a high performance version of an existing part. I have to hand plot every thing and that takes ages. do you guys have a 4d mill or a 5d ( robitic arm )

 

[wsuwrhr]

I designed those cases and the superjet cases by hand.

No digitizer, no CMM, no 5th axis.

Used a test indicator and indicated each hole, created a 2d file and then added the 3d by hand

Brian

Thats the key trying to get tool time down. We have a slow mill and the dead time were its cutting air is the thing I have to try and avoid. I really want a plotter so i can digitize things. it would it make it so much easier when your trying to make a high performance version of an existing part. I have to hand plot every thing and that takes ages. do you guys have a 4d mill or a 5d ( robitic arm )

 

[waxhead]

I have done that as well before, It adds so much time to what you are doing. You need to get dan to buy one. Alas the college I work at will not buy a digitizer , but the university has a lazer scanner I would love to have a play with.
I have scaned a gasket in before and re-scaled it to get a known distance and then used that with a bit of tweaking. Its a pain but it worked.

 

[wsuwrhr]

Who?

There are no Dan's here bud.

Digitizing would be nice, but anyone can do it that way.

Brian

I have done that as well before, It adds so much time to what you are doing. You need to get dan to buy one. Alas the college I work at will not buy a digitizer , but the university has a lazer scanner I would love to have a play with.
I have scaned a gasket in before and re-scaled it to get a known distance and then used that with a bit of tweaking. Its a pain but it worked.

 

[Vumad]

I wish I had access to such machines.