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07-07-2007, 16:16
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Re: pic: DeWalt drive base
I'm intrigued by your frame design. What made you do the two triangles?
This would make manufacturing it take a bit longer, as well as welding it slightly more difficult. I personally would have just run the bars straight across, which would have also given more area to mount to for other mechanisms. Looks like and interesting idea, good luck with it! 
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