Scotty's 13bpp '71
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Re: Scotty's 13bpp '71
Man that is exciting, good looking building.
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Thanks guys! It's a descent size shop 30x40 with 20' ceiling. Started moving stuff a couple weekends ago, its funny cause I found stuff while moving that I didn't even realize I bought! tools/equipment/welding supplies etc...The 510 met its new home yesterday, she loves it lol! It just feels great to finally own my own space and not have to worry about anyone tell me what I can and can't do. It's zoned M1 industrial, meaning I can hammer on shit all night without someone telling me to knock it off lol!
Pics to come when I get all my shit sorted out.
Scott.
Pics to come when I get all my shit sorted out.
Scott.
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Re: Scotty's 13bpp '71
Random shot prior to moving things. Last time its ever gonna look like this (empty). lol!
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Re: Scotty's 13bpp '71
Gaaaaawd!
I can't wait to be in your shoes Scott.
Hopefully in the next year I will be where you are now.
My goal is to be in a house in the next 6 months with a yard, then start building the shop right away. It's first priority because I'm wasting money having my machines sit in a container in random yard... outside in the cold.
Look forward to your progress.
Byron
I can't wait to be in your shoes Scott.
Hopefully in the next year I will be where you are now.
My goal is to be in a house in the next 6 months with a yard, then start building the shop right away. It's first priority because I'm wasting money having my machines sit in a container in random yard... outside in the cold.
Look forward to your progress.
Byron
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Thanks Byron, sounds like you have a solid plan. Good luck to you and your upcoming purchase!
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I decided that I wanted to build a chassis for my tubing bender, making it easy to move around the shop and out of my way when not in use, plus I did not want to hard mount it to the concrete. Its made from 4x4" .120" wall tubing, harbor freight ram air over hydro and a 22" throw. I can almost make a 90 on one shot without moving the advance pin. Im happy with it and it works great!!
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Re: Scotty's 13bpp '71
Don't you just love those furniture dollies! We need a video of you using that bender.
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Video??? well since I don't have a compressor hooked up yet it would be a vid of me pumping the handle manually literally 100 times. Maybe speed the film up and play Benny Hill theme song in the background lol!!
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I ordered a set of these in a custom width/offset from Bogart Racing to match the set of knuckles I will be using for my new suspension set up. Im a few weeks out from delivery but very eager to get these so I can start the mock up/lay out of the new running gear.
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I need these in my life!
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Small shop update. most of my stuff is moved in as of now except my mill and other small misc bits. Built a new build table out of MDF and metal stud and 4x4 legs, pretty stout table, nice and level with no bow to it whatsoever. I got this idea from the Locost forums I frequent. Car is set at ride height, time to start building a full tube chassis double wishbone front and rear suspension. Should be done by 2025 at the rate I'm going!
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These finally came in. Very happy with the fit and finish!
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And the start to the rear irs, im using an late model sti diff and miata knuckles. There will be a ton more fab for this assembly, bracing, pick up points, etc... I should have taken a pic of the jig I made, that was a ton of fab too.
I really need to start a for sale thread to get rid of all the stuff im no longer using for the build.
Scott.
I really need to start a for sale thread to get rid of all the stuff im no longer using for the build.
Scott.
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Damn those wheels are sweet! What size did you go with? And did you get a chance to weight them before you got the tires mounted?
Is that the intended ride height mocked up in the background? I really hope so!
Is that the intended ride height mocked up in the background? I really hope so!
Duke Schimmer
'72 2-Door 510
"Simplify and add lightness."
'72 2-Door 510
"Simplify and add lightness."
Re: Scotty's 13bpp '71
I think that I have seen something very similar beforeTrack Junky wrote:And the start to the rear irs, im using an late model sti diff and miata knuckles. There will be a ton more fab for this assembly, bracing, pick up points, etc... I should have taken a pic of the jig I made, that was a ton of fab too.
I really need to start a for sale thread to get rid of all the stuff im no longer using for the build.
Scott.