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AmyPrib
10-02-2005, 11:29
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Stephen Kowski
10-02-2005, 11:30
boy howdy that sure is purdy.....
abeD
10-02-2005, 11:51
wow looking sweet...I wonder what is on the other side of it.
Zanella BR
10-02-2005, 12:01
Really great idea!
FIRST JerseyKid
10-02-2005, 13:34
What did you use to do that and how long did it take?
Greg Needel
10-02-2005, 14:39
What did you use to do that and how long did it take?


that is definatly water jet cut....i run like that probably took 3 hrs
Alex Golec
10-02-2005, 14:43
I believe that those gear-shaped holes should have been designed & cut out as 45-tooth shaped just for effect. :D Great job!

_Alex
Alan Anderson
10-02-2005, 15:49
that is definatly water jet cut....i run like that probably took 3 hrs
I'm pretty sure it's not water jet. If it is, someone who should know better messed up when describing it.
matt111
10-02-2005, 16:37
I'm pretty sure it's not water jet. If it is, someone who should know better messed up when describing it.

Looks familiar :)

2004 teaser (http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/showthread.php?t=24916&highlight=1024)
Kyle Love
10-02-2005, 19:04
Looks familiar :)

2004 teaser (http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/showthread.php?t=24916&highlight=1024)

I think ya guys got us there, I personally think that is way more fancy than our piece. :)
Lil' Lavery
12-02-2005, 15:48
I wish we had a water jet.....
I LOVE it!!!!
Greg Perkins
12-02-2005, 15:54
good news, team 134 is going all waterjet next year! wooo hooo! its one of the best ways to manufacture product!
george56
12-02-2005, 18:21
waterjet! :ahh: i love it! thats soooo cool!
Andy Baker
12-02-2005, 23:04
I believe that those gear-shaped holes should have been designed & cut out as 45-tooth shaped just for effect. :D Great job!

_Alex

When we first put those gears in, we tried 45-tooth versions, but it did not look quite right.

And for you water jet fans, this metal did not get wet. It was laser cut. Each plate took about 15 minutes, I believe.

Thanks for the kind comments.

Andy B.