Super Jet Some new variations of existing billet porn...
- Thread starter wsuwrhr
- Start date
- Location
- Edmonton, AB
I'll test one out for you, send me a pm with a price once you have one ready to go
- Location
- Edmonton, AB
Matt_E clear your pm's!
Ditto, I'm just a few hundred miles north of y'all. I don't ride salt tho :/
Want his #? House, work, cell #? just send me a pm, I'll hook you up like a tow truck.lol Kinda like dasa should to me.lol Wsuwrhr hates me as we haven't seen eye to eye in the past. But def a nice part that I'd def consider getting.
Nice work!
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waxhead
wannabe backflipper
- Location
- gold coast
Looks cool. I think it would be handy for seeing if you had water in your cover. Before it ruins your stator etc
Christian_83
Xscream
- Location
- Denmark
Very nice. I want one to! 
I guess i will have to wait with the billet cover, until you realese this badboy
I guess i will have to wait with the billet cover, until you realese this badboy 
wsuwrhr
Purveyor of the Biggest Brapp
- Location
- Alta Loma, working in Upland
Thanks for the cool words, I only made 10 and scrapped 2 in the development process. I was thinking it wouldn't be that popular.
I didn't want to be stuck sitting on them. I have bar stock for kawis, maybe I should just turn them into these instead.
I didn't want to be stuck sitting on them. I have bar stock for kawis, maybe I should just turn them into these instead.
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wsuwrhr
Purveyor of the Biggest Brapp
- Location
- Alta Loma, working in Upland
Cleared my Pm Box. sorry about that, I had no idea.
wsuwrhr
Purveyor of the Biggest Brapp
- Location
- Alta Loma, working in Upland
carbon fiber?
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wsuwrhr
Purveyor of the Biggest Brapp
- Location
- Alta Loma, working in Upland
Motoman, no hard feelings bud. People can't always agree, but we can still get along.
- Location
- Gainesville GA
Nice design! What drawing software do you use... Solidworks, Inventor, Pro-E, etc?
Mark44
Katie's Boss
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- 100% one place
now all it needs is a small led mounted inside.
GSXR RACER MIKE
20 years of stand up
- Location
- Northern Illinois
Nice looking cover!
Looking at the CNC and the tool holders in the cart it looks like your using a 40 taper CNC of some type (looks like a VMC), do you mind saying what model your using?
(I'm just a curious Tool & Die Maker who's run a range of 3 axis VMC's myself)
Looking at the CNC and the tool holders in the cart it looks like your using a 40 taper CNC of some type (looks like a VMC), do you mind saying what model your using?
(I'm just a curious Tool & Die Maker who's run a range of 3 axis VMC's myself)
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jetski700
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Im not sure if this is possible but have you considered cutting a thread in the ally cover so you can use those inspection ports you buy for boats.
They screw in and are made from clear plastic. They have there own seal on them as well. It would mean you can just unscrew the cover instead of using the bolts.
It would make it better I think as your less likely to crack the cover from over tightening the bolts.
The great thing about what your doing is you will see a potential issue like a leaking seal before it gets to bad
They screw in and are made from clear plastic. They have there own seal on them as well. It would mean you can just unscrew the cover instead of using the bolts.
It would make it better I think as your less likely to crack the cover from over tightening the bolts.
The great thing about what your doing is you will see a potential issue like a leaking seal before it gets to bad
wsuwrhr
Purveyor of the Biggest Brapp
- Location
- Alta Loma, working in Upland
Mike,
I have two HAAS VF 4's and a Mori Seiki AL20. I just took delivery of my second VF4 in late Feb, this one has a 40 tool magazine(hense the empty cart) and has a direct drive spindle and runs 8100RPM's. I really like it, it is much quieter with no belts.
Brian
I have two HAAS VF 4's and a Mori Seiki AL20. I just took delivery of my second VF4 in late Feb, this one has a 40 tool magazine(hense the empty cart) and has a direct drive spindle and runs 8100RPM's. I really like it, it is much quieter with no belts.
Brian
GSXR RACER MIKE
20 years of stand up
- Location
- Northern Illinois
I've read that the combination of Chinese wages rising so fast (average wage increase of 17% per year currently) and higher fuel costs for shipping is finally driving massive amounts of manufacturing back to the USA. I can believe that because the shop I work for is a metal stamper (punch presses exerting up to 8.8 Million pounds of stamping force) and we're so busy that we've had to turn away multiple 10's of millions of dollars of work already this year!
Having recently purchased another CNC I would imagine your feeling the benefits of the 'Made in the USA' resurgance as well - do you focus exclusively on aftermarket parts for the Powersports Industry?
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