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02.25.2011, 01:32 AM

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Believe me if you saw half the ghetto stuff I have to do. I am in the middle of R&D on a new scale and I have 2 precision blocks welded to a 3/8" thick plate. I had our welder make it for me and he just tacked it in place. One was about .5* off and I had to cut and tack it back in place then weld it across to make it stronger but when I did, everything shifted on me (as SST does). So I had to use a precision hammer to beat it back into place, precisely. So no I wouldn't not laugh.

Let me know I'll cut you some blocks of Delrin in the morning. I have some that is 2" thick and is flat top and bottom. I also have 1" thick and some other sizes.

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2" would be good, as it would clear the vise I have and allow me to eyeball stuff (my precision instrument) a bit better.

And these hub carrier are actually the same as the nitro rustler/pede, a little different from the elctric 2wd rusty/pede models. 1952 is a very old traxxas number, looked funny when I 1st saw it!!
   
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02.25.2011, 12:12 PM

Can you use 1" Thick 2" tall? I looked this morning and all I can fine is a bunch of 1"

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02.25.2011, 01:45 PM

Good thing you didnt' say 1" thick, 2" long... linc might have gotten confused. ;)
   
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02.25.2011, 01:53 PM

Yes I have seen Linc's posts that's why I worded it the way I did.

Let me know soon I have a guy on the mill right now so, I'll whoop up a couple of blocks later after he is finished. How wide is your vice?

Jeff


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