Some of my stuff

[Mario428]

Just a few of the things I have worked on in the last few years

Built a sheet metal 9 inch houysing for my T-Bird and for a friends Camaro
Designed in Solidworks, the program will save a file as a jpg

What it looks like in metal

Couple of sets of headers

My tube chassis T-Bird ones

A set for a friends 64 Chevelle wagon with a 632

I am in the fortunate position of my business having a CNC milling machine so made a billet front cover for my 428 engine

We do build to print and design and build packaging machinery at my business. This is a machine for bagging produce in 5-10 lb bags, will do 30 5 lb'ers a minute. I do the mechanical design, my partner does the elctrical and PLC programming.

 

[35mastr]

You do some real nice work. I may need to sub some Hot Rod stuff to you.

 

[Mario428]

You do some real nice work. I may need to sub some Hot Rod stuff to you.

We almost could not be further apart and be on the same continent.
I also tend to concentrate on my own stuff but try to help out if I can.

 

[35mastr]

I did not notice your location when I posted. Was it there early this morning? If so I did not even take notice.

 

[pipehack]

Nice work! Another FORD man

 

[kbs2244]

What is the advantage to the sheet metal rear end?

 

[caper150]

We do build to print and design and build packaging machinery at my business. This is a machine for bagging produce in 5-10 lb bags, will do 30 5 lb'ers a minute. I do the mechanical design, my partner does the elctrical and PLC programming.

Let me guess, Potatoes. Everyhing looks great

 

[Mario428]

What is the advantage to the sheet metal rear end?

Almost none, they are a little stiffer though gusseting a stocker will do the same. Somewhat lighter but only a few lbs.
I live in serious rust country so good cores are hard to find and there is the look of a fabbed housing.

Biggest thing was "because I could" and I enjoyed hell out of making it.

 

[Mario428]

Let me guess, Potatoes. Everyhing looks great

Thank you

That is what they were built for but the machine in the pic is in NJ bagging large oranges and chestnuts.