keep in mind I can draw these up and laser cut a template for cardboard for testing before cutting something that will not work if the cost seem to high. Might take a few more days but a good feeling of the right part for the job.
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keep in mind I can draw these up and laser cut a template for cardboard for testing before cutting something that will not work if the cost seem to high. Might take a few more days but a good feeling of the right part for the job.
If you find yourself needing an extra set of hands to help get ready for MSMR let me know. I have a couple of free weekends coming up.
If it helps, in the future you can trace out the part, maybe scratch one or two dimensions (overall length from a couple point) and someone on mud can scratch it up in a CAD file and send you a pdf of the part.
I would put a couple dimensions on the pdf so you could check that it prints to the proper scale, then you can check it to the part, make any dimensional markups, check again till its good, and then we can send you the finished CAD file.
With the CAD file you can simply send it off to local shops for a quote and then have them cut.
I'd be happy to do this and I'm sure others on the forum would to. My home life is so fricking busy with young kids in swimming and martial arts, and a wife who works on weekends often, and it is hunting season...
But I have hardly anything to do at the office all day and work with AutoCAD so it's nothing for me to take a scanned drawing and build a CAD file, there would be a few others on here in similar circumstances I'd bet. Also then others will have access to parts created in the future if they take on the same project.
It sounds like you got it taken care of, but if you need anything else in the future for your project(s). creating a 2D shape for laser or waterjet cutting is quite easy, and quotes are better than CNC milling more 3 dimensional parts for others reference. I've had winchester lever loops, exhaust flanges, turbo flanges, rifle bolt handles etc cut in the past.
Here is my evening. I have a hyper therm plasma cutter, think it’s rated up to 3/8. It cut the half-inch really pretty good, still need about an hour of grinding. pisc are out of order
I did find a new shop trick.... I used one of the old brackets to cut out some 16 gauge to make a pattern. I just angled the plasma cutter using the old as template into the corner and it made that semi-circle. Cut a test piece with it and it was perfect. View attachment 1808564 Roughed out another pattern.. this was freehand. View attachment 1808567 rough cut parts View attachment 1808565after some grinding and 4 flapper disksView attachment 1808566
Hopefully get them drilled tonight, then I can cut them to length. There are 4 standard brakes and two ebrake brackets in that pile that need different sizes.
Did you build a CAD file for the spacers?
Looks like it's time for brake lines, and then you can pretty much bolt them up.