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Re: pic: Prototype Drivetrain

Instead of welding the pieces together, I would recommend using these Brunner Connectors. We've been using these for quite a while. Just make some 1/8" thickness aluminum gussets and some self-tapers in order to secure the pieces together.
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Re: pic: Prototype Drivetrain

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Re: pic: Prototype Drivetrain

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Instead of welding the pieces together, I would recommend using these Brunner Connectors. We've been using these for quite a while. Just make some 1/8" thickness aluminum gussets and some self-tapers in order to secure the pieces together.
Along the same lines, we've used 80/20 quickframe which is nearly identical to the Brunner stuff but the pricing is lower. We normally rivet 1/16" lexan to tie the frame together. We've had good luck with this method the last couple years.
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