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Old 02-01-2014, 11:51 PM
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More welding and sanding....
-Cab
-Top deck
-Grill box

Mounted the side deck beside the cab and the hand railing....still need to solder one ladder together....


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Hopefully some of the pics of this simple model will give you some ideas for your next build...hopefully!!

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Hopefully some of the pics of this simple model will give you some ideas for your next build...hopefully!!

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Seeing what you're creating from the use of a waterjet table vs the usual cnc works is quite amazing! What's the ballpark $figure for such a tool?
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Seeing what you're creating from the use of a waterjet table vs the usual cnc works is quite amazing! What's the ballpark $figure for such a tool?
Joe , starting in the $40K range

Great work
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You have a lot of nice ideas when it comes to making parts and details. You are moving along nicely soon you will be hauling dirt keep up the good work. Ed
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Dads , how well does that H2O jet cut gear teeth ?

777 looks great so far
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Seeing what you're creating from the use of a waterjet table vs the usual cnc works is quite amazing! What's the ballpark $figure for such a tool?
An "OMAX" 55100 waterjet table retails for about 200K US$

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Dads , how well does that H2O jet cut gear teeth ?

777 looks great so far
The waterjet does a great job cutting "straight" gear teeth profiles , all the gears I have cut have been used "as is" after cutting on the table short of doing some filing, but if you needed a high precision gear it would be best to cut the gear blank slightly bigger and then use the proper gear cutter to finish it...

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Got the radio gear installed ......finally .....hope to have a video posted soon of the test run

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Need to finish welding the box frame and then add the box panels....floor sides etc...

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Well almost done, eh? Weld up the box, give it a coat of paint & you're off to the races!


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An "OMAX" 55100 waterjet table retails for about 200K US$
Lucky you! my combine costs nearly triple that, but I don't get to use it for my hobby too.
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