pic: 1889 Frame Welded

[Tytus Gerrish]

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[GMAdan]

Nice frame it looks very strong. How long did it take to weld all the peices together.

[zander_108]

that is nice man! were all of those indiviual pieces machined?

[Arefin Bari]

that is nice man! were all of those indiviual pieces machined?

Yes, Look at this picture (http://www.chiefdelphi.com/media/photos/26329?). He used a waterjet.

[Tytus Gerrish]

i am very surprised at how smoothly everything is going with this thing. it was blown out on Thursday. on Friday i brought the parts to The school and this morning my boys showed up with it on time with everything Filed down and prepped for welding. it all took about 7 hours to weld all of it. and we have a super strong unstoppable chassis now

[sojouner06]

i dont know why, but it reminds me of a submarine. Like the ones that go underwater, as opposed to the ones you eat.

[Alekat]

Looks like you'll have an easier time climbing people's ramps with a slightly narrowed chassis, cool.

[Salik Syed]

Looks awesome, may I ask what the vertical members are for?

[Arefin Bari]

Looks awesome, may I ask what the vertical members are for?

If I was to guess, I would say... they are for ramps.

[Jaine Perotti]

If I was to guess, I would say... they are for ramps.You are correct. :)

I too have been pleased with how fast things are coming together. The kids are capable and enthusiastic, and the team has been lucky to have access to a waterjet and the expertise of someone like Rich. Everyone has been putting in a lot of hours into this project (keep in mind that Tytus was still designing this only a week ago) and it is very cool to see those efforts come to fruition.