Well must be on your end. Nothing has been deleted by myself or any mod, I just checked.
Why not start a whole new topic with your way? And I'll monitor it myself.
Making inline motor brackets
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Open to ALL SCALES!
1. Pictures of your starting materials. Choice of body, Chassis type and material (brass, plastic etc.)
2. Pictures of the tools you will be using, and any alternative ways to do the same thing. for example, tubing bender versus bent around a screwdriver handle. etc.
3. List where parts come from, or where they can be purchased from, or if they are homemade.
4. As many pictures of the build during the whole process as you can.
Open to ALL SCALES!
1. Pictures of your starting materials. Choice of body, Chassis type and material (brass, plastic etc.)
2. Pictures of the tools you will be using, and any alternative ways to do the same thing. for example, tubing bender versus bent around a screwdriver handle. etc.
3. List where parts come from, or where they can be purchased from, or if they are homemade.
4. As many pictures of the build during the whole process as you can.
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Re: Making inline motor brackets
by HomeRacingWorld » Sun Jul 02, 2017 12:20 pm
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Re: Making inline motor brackets
by walker » Sun Jul 02, 2017 12:31 pm
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Re: Making inline motor brackets
by bdsharp » Sun Jul 02, 2017 12:50 pm
That's a very nice piece o' work.
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Re: Making inline motor brackets
by waaytoomuchintothis » Wed Jul 05, 2017 3:10 pm
Dennis, the bench mount came today, and it limits the movement of the punch slightly when the punch punches. It looks like I can compensate for it by adjusting the receiver higher. The only other solution I can find is to file down the spine on the frame a little to receive the clamp. Does that weaken the tool? Is raising the die bad for the tool?
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