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Finnster · 11.20.2010, 01:09 AM

So a bit of playing around with the cad program from emachineshop. Drew up a simple shock tower that I'm going to test cut on the pegboard tomorrow.
2nd time playing with it, and had an easier time of doing things and figuring out how to make more complicated shapes by using a few tricks in the proggy. Happier with how it ended than where I started!

Was going to cut this from 1/4" 7075 I have. Considering picking up some CF instead. I found some ~cheap CF in small sizes. Enough to make the tower.

I can refine it later some more, but should be good for a test cut.

This is designed for flux shocks which I received yesterday. The LSTs are just too big to mount how id like, and there the shafts snapped alot anyway. The fluxes look good and much lighter.

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Finnster KillaHurtz Offline Posts: 2,958 Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Bucks Co, PA	11.20.2010, 01:09 AM So a bit of playing around with the cad program from emachineshop. Drew up a simple shock tower that I'm going to test cut on the pegboard tomorrow. 2nd time playing with it, and had an easier time of doing things and figuring out how to make more complicated shapes by using a few tricks in the proggy. Happier with how it ended than where I started! Was going to cut this from 1/4" 7075 I have. Considering picking up some CF instead. I found some ~cheap CF in small sizes. Enough to make the tower. I can refine it later some more, but should be good for a test cut. This is designed for flux shocks which I received yesterday. The LSTs are just too big to mount how id like, and there the shafts snapped alot anyway. The fluxes look good and much lighter.