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mainlinemick

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  •   mainlinemick commented on this post about 2 years ago
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    Has anyone got some CAD drawing for the chassis, I showed pictures to a local engineer/steel shop and he said to come back when I know what I want.
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    • Mick
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      Hi Mick, there's some basic plans on the Tech page but those are hand drawn not CAD. There's also the following plans I downloaded fromHi Mick, there's some basic plans on the Tech page but those are hand drawn not CAD. There's also the following plans I downloaded from cyclekarts.com but they are only really an overview and not detailed CAD plans. There's some interpretation required for both of these as there's some details and dimensions missing and some dimensions may change depending on your body type / suspension design. It should be a good start though.  More ...
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      I showed the images with scribble all over them that I got from the US cyclekart site. The 3 above are much better, I might even be able to get themI showed the images with scribble all over them that I got from the US cyclekart site. The 3 above are much better, I might even be able to get them into CAD files, if so I will share them here. many tanx mick in glen innes  More ...
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    • Mick
      Mick
      The one thing to consider is that the ones above were for a 'Model T' style body so I'm not sure if that means they are different in some way fromThe one thing to consider is that the ones above were for a 'Model T' style body so I'm not sure if that means they are different in some way from other body styles. Might be worthwhile comparing them to the ones you have just to be sure. I think that they are pretty generic and share similar wheelbase and track dimensions but I recall that when I made my chassis there were various differences between all of the plans that I could find online. I ended up tweaking them to suit my build.

      General consensus is to take a basic plan like those above or the Stevenson sketch (on the tech page) and then overlay your chosen body style over the top in photoshop or similar app to check how the features line up with things like engine and driver location. You can then adjust the design to suit.        More ...
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      I'll worry about that in the fullness of time
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