Customer bike.
(http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7144/6622841063_2e787631ff_b.jpg) (https://www.flickr.com/photos/67273675@N07/6622841063/)
Carbon is easy to work on, but plastic..... [bow_down]
Do you know how?
Looks like very patient work with a dremel.
Perhaps a jewelers saw and then a dremel to finish.
Dremel cuts won't be that straight ???
If you have an opportunity - ask him - I want to learn [thumbsup]
piece-o-cake...................as long as you've got one of these...........
Water Jet Cutting (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=crgujRcyhhE&feature=related#)
pretty common in manufacturing these days.
even Jay Leno's got one.
i'd run down and buy one but I don't have the room ;D
Definitely done by hand, as the cuts aren't *exactly* straight.
I'll ask the owner.
Is the owner gonna leave them skeletonized.. or put plexi or lexan behind it ?
Quote from: Speeddog on January 02, 2012, 05:42:33 PM
Definitely done by hand, as the cuts aren't *exactly* straight.
I'll ask the owner.
Please do ask because I've been wanting to try this. I run open belts now.
I've got 2 sets of covers so I can afford to
f**k up customize one of them.
Impressive!! [thumbsup]
Owner said he drilled *lots* of holes, used a dremel and a file to finish.
Sounded like it took a long time, I'd believe it.
Quote from: Speeddog on January 03, 2012, 05:48:07 PM
Owner said he drilled *lots* of holes, used a dremel and a file to finish.
Sounded like it took a long time, I'd believe it.
most hand work does
crazy "good" "hand" work done on the cover. I used a dremel on my front sprocket cover to cut the slots open. I can't even get the 3-5 inch cut straight....
Isn't that what winter's for?