Waterjet cutting, machining, and turning
- Thread starter unclemoak
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I have bridgeports, lathes, waterjet, and a welder. If you need some help with a project, let me know
I charge around $25 an hour depending on the type of work needed.
You should post up some examples of your work
A motorcycle intake I made awhile ago (sorry I don't have an actual photo)
Some wrenches I rapid prototyped
A rebar bending jig
TV stand I made
Reproduction conical flashhider and stock
Machining fixture
Brass hammer head
Snow thrower skid
I've got a 66 Mustang 6cyl. The car was in a wreck many years ago and most everything is repaired - except the engine mount. I would love to have a set of engine mounts built that are adjustable.
What do you think it would take to make it happen?
Jason
What do you think it would take to make it happen?
Jason
I don't really like to take on work that requires me to design parts, but if you could provide me with blueprints/ dimensioned sketches, I'm always willing to take a look at them to see whether or not it's something I'm willing to take on.
Not in a manner that works well. MDF usually gets pretty messed up with it gets submerged in water.
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Discussions about equipment and whatnot would have to go in one of the other forums.
Discussions about equipment and whatnot would have to go in one of the other forums.
