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Unread 02-10-2001, 22:15
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well all you need to do is just some pieces of aluminum plate thats thick enough to put a bolt through and tap. Then u cut them into squares. Then cut out the shapes of the drill for every few inches or so, kinda like if you were to draw the motor in a 3d modeling prgram, then put some planes through it and cut the shape of the motor at that spot out of the plane. Then you cut them in half and bolt it all together and viola. Another thind is take a big block of aluminum and just mill out the shape diameter of the motor and then another for the transmission and use bolts like a set screw to hold it in.


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