My CNC drawing machine!

[cruiseroutfit]

For some reason I giggle to myself thinking about Carl rocking away on the plasma table with his blue frilly blouse

 

[I Lean]

For some reason I giggle to myself thinking about Carl rocking away on the plasma table with his blue frilly blouse

It's a dress, and it's purple.

 

[mbryson]

It's a dress, and it's purple.

Is there embroidery?

 

[N-Smooth]

Is there embroidery?

form fitting or airy?

 

[I Lean]

Is there embroidery?

Nope, just frilly.

form fitting or airy?

Fairly airy...goes along with the ruffles.

 

[I Lean]

Let's see if this works: pictures of similar dresses. They're really cute when worn by a 5-year-old girl.

 

[Maverick]

Any progress making that square part think it's round?

 

[I Lean]

Any progress making that square part think it's round?

I'm gonna cut some strips of 1/8" aluminum to accomplish that goal. The hard part is taking the machine down for a few days to complete the job, I'm spoiled by having it available to cut at a moment's notice.

 

[I Lean]

Rock rings for 24 bolt beadlock rims:

 

[Tacoma]

Rock rings for 24 bolt beadlock rims:

Cool! What did those run, roughly? I'm gonna need a set for some 12-bolts... PM if you'd prefer.

 

[Bob B]

Any progress making that square part think it's round?

I welded in the strips Carl cut for his "square". Took me about 6.5 hrs to weld up. Ended up being 96 inches of weld. It was interesting to weld. It was a huge heat sink. I had a hard time putting enough heat into it to get a good puddle, but still beinfg cautious as to not start a warp or twist.
I have NEVER wanted a liquid cooled torch more!!!

 

[I Lean]

Couple more.

Another Jazz "J" note, for another one of my wife's brothers B-day. This one is metallic black and polished steel, clearcoated.

Garden stakes to mark where you planted which seeds:

 

[I Lean]

A pile of this:

Becomes this (awaiting final welding)

To appear soon in a build thread near you.

 

[cjncustoms]

Sweet! Looking good Carl

 

[Herzog]

 

[Bart]

Carl, can you do frame transition brackets like the ATX Motorsports ones? I think they take it from 2x4 to a 2x3 and go up and in a bit.

 

[I Lean]

Carl, can you do frame transition brackets like the ATX Motorsports ones? I think they take it from 2x4 to a 2x3 and go up and in a bit.

Sure, shouldn't be too tough at all. I'd just need to know how far up 'n in you want, since I don't have a TJ.

 

[Herzog]

A pile of this:

Becomes this (awaiting final welding)

To appear soon in a build thread near you.

And poorly welded & painted by me and installed in my rig.

More here: http://www.rme4x4.com/showthread.ph...er-Buggy-Build&p=831073&viewfull=1#post831073

 

[skippy]

I might need something like that as well I think I am gonna run into the same problem

 

[I Lean]

These are XJ reinforcement plates for the front and rear "frame" sections. First generation drawings, so they'll get adjusted for the next go-around after these are installed.