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02-01-2007, 21:31
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Re: pic: Isometric View of A 6WD module
How're you planning on cutting the plates? Milling squares is no fun at all and will keep you busy with a file for a long, long time. I've never had the occasion to cut square holes on our plasma cutter, but I'm sure it's a better alternative.
As I recall, y'all can weld things, yes? That makes arranging something like this quite a bit easier, I'd imagine. What is the taller part between the two wheels for? I'm guessing it'll accept a transmission, but I'm not clear how it fits in. 
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