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Overdriven · 06:43 PM

I like it. Its not as "finished" of a piece like you'd get from milling it out of a solid chunk of AL. But thats part of the beauty of it, function over form and making do with what you got on hand.

It would be interesting to see this mount done in AL, both monoblock style, and welded up in a similar fashion to what you did. But if you don't have a spool gun for your MIG thats not possible. Although with a few more screws for the bracing, this mount could be made with no welding whatsoever. Either way, I like the enginuity and the final product. Especially the bracing.

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Overdriven Destroyer of Tires Offline Posts: 626 Join Date: Feb 2009	03.04.2010, 06:41 PM I like it. Its not as "finished" of a piece like you'd get from milling it out of a solid chunk of AL. But thats part of the beauty of it, function over form and making do with what you got on hand. It would be interesting to see this mount done in AL, both monoblock style, and welded up in a similar fashion to what you did. But if you don't have a spool gun for your MIG thats not possible. Although with a few more screws for the bracing, this mount could be made with no welding whatsoever. Either way, I like the enginuity and the final product. Especially the bracing. LST XXL MMM 1717 Custom Fabbed Conversion Last edited by Overdriven; 03.04.2010 at 06:43 PM.