My off-road fab work
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My off-road fab work
some of you might care to look
i really just started less then a year ago doing any fab work, i know stuff isnt huge like building a chassis or anything, but that will come with time and money
i like feedback so tell me what a good/bad job im doing
budget boost pucks
things ive learned, make sure to measure everything, i ended up making 2 of the pucks smaller ID and they didnt fit first time
nutserts
for bens flat belly, havent installed them yet
square tube rockers
wish the rest of the rocker was more solid but came out good and will be easy to boatside down the road
rear bumper
i really just started less then a year ago doing any fab work, i know stuff isnt huge like building a chassis or anything, but that will come with time and money
i like feedback so tell me what a good/bad job im doing
budget boost pucks
things ive learned, make sure to measure everything, i ended up making 2 of the pucks smaller ID and they didnt fit first time
nutserts
for bens flat belly, havent installed them yet
square tube rockers
wish the rest of the rocker was more solid but came out good and will be easy to boatside down the road
rear bumper
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ring
its TI and my gf loved it, made valentines day for this poor college kid alot cheaper
rock rails
front bumper
now finished off with a hoop, will get a winch plate and fairlead when adam gets the winch
bumper that finally got finished up and painted
tj body lift
half doors and rear bumper with hitch
my floor boards on the drivers side were crap, basically more holes then floor
patched those with 20 gage steel
built seat mounts, they mount to the rocker and the tranny hump, and will eventually be tied into a cage
brackets to mount seats, mounted seats
replaced the interior sans carpet
its TI and my gf loved it, made valentines day for this poor college kid alot cheaper
rock rails
front bumper
now finished off with a hoop, will get a winch plate and fairlead when adam gets the winch
bumper that finally got finished up and painted
tj body lift
half doors and rear bumper with hitch
my floor boards on the drivers side were crap, basically more holes then floor
patched those with 20 gage steel
built seat mounts, they mount to the rocker and the tranny hump, and will eventually be tied into a cage
brackets to mount seats, mounted seats
replaced the interior sans carpet
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not bad....your welds on the rockers look good..
I'm a machinst/fabricator by trade...here is some pics of my stuff...
High steer arms and assy.
HD tie rod for a TJ
steering box bracket for my CJ (the stocker got ripped off the frame...)
I'm a machinst/fabricator by trade...here is some pics of my stuff...
High steer arms and assy.
HD tie rod for a TJ
steering box bracket for my CJ (the stocker got ripped off the frame...)
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Everyday at work I make parts as complicated as the ones below really tight tolerances (+/- .0001” sometimes, just to give you an idea a human hair averages at around .003” in diameter so cut a hairs diameter into three sections, then take one of those sections and cut it into 10 sections, one of those 10 is how close the part has to be on size…It’s a sickness and I love every minute of it...
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actually the welds on the ouside of rocker came out pretty bad
they will hold but look like poop, the inside ones are much nicer
and as far as machining i just graduated from WPI so i know a little about machining, never done anything with that tight of tolerances tho
they will hold but look like poop, the inside ones are much nicer
and as far as machining i just graduated from WPI so i know a little about machining, never done anything with that tight of tolerances tho
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Just a friendly warning,
The moderators here do not care for foul language, and I see one of your post has been edited already.
You might want to make nice with them by checking your words once again in your last post.
The moderators here do not care for foul language, and I see one of your post has been edited already.
You might want to make nice with them by checking your words once again in your last post.
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Originally Posted by Derek_J
actually the welds on the ouside of rocker came out pretty bad
they will hold but look like poop, the inside ones are much nicer
and as far as machining i just graduated from WPI so i know a little about machining, never done anything with that tight of tolerances tho
they will hold but look like poop, the inside ones are much nicer
and as far as machining i just graduated from WPI so i know a little about machining, never done anything with that tight of tolerances tho
the welds on your rock rails picture look good, thats what I was looking at...
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Originally Posted by Derek_J
i see that now
the first couple posts were actually a copy from another site
im sorry and will fix it all
the first couple posts were actually a copy from another site
im sorry and will fix it all
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