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pic: 1771 finished frame 2
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19-01-2008, 22:37
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Re: pic: 1771 finished frame 2
And the weight of the base is?? What are the side panels? .250 or .375 alum 6061 ?? We did a base similar to this but webbed the side panels to save weight while maintaining the strength.. as shown here
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19-01-2008, 23:01
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Re: pic: 1771 finished frame 2
It is .25 thick plate. It's not too light ut it's not ridiculous either. The frame without transmissions is 20 lbs. We didn't do any lightening patterns just to ae the machinist.
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20-01-2008, 00:52
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Re: pic: 1771 finished frame 2
For your team are you on schedule or behind because it looks like your mechanical team is a little behind no offense of course just wondering.
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20-01-2008, 15:03
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Re: pic: 1771 finished frame 2
we actually are completely on schedule. The way we are building is basically just assembly since the whole thing was designed in CAD first. We are now just waiting on parts to come in because some of them were backordered.
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