Bumper Mounts

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I have begun to make bumper mounts for my 1601. The fronts have been poorly repaired and I was missing the screw on caps. I have written a program with MasterCam6. This is the 4th program I have written so I am still testing the waters. I am using SS304 for my parts as these should polish very nicely. This is my progress thus far. I will continue to post photos of this and the engine resto

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Here is the start of the cover for the bumper mounts. This process is going better than I thought it would. SS304 is tough stuff.

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Another angle

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Roger,

Those are really nice parts. What type of lathe are you using and I assume it is Cad controlled?

Bill

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Hi Bill,

It is a HAAS, I am using both CNC as well as manual operations for this project. Here is more of the progress, just need to thread now.

Roger

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1 More, Should have these threaded in the next few days

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We make the correct caps for these mounts also in stainless although I am going to make them in steel so the3y are easier to chrome plate next time.

Dave Murray

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Hi Dave,

In the process of making the caps in SS, they should polish very nicely on the old Baldor. Thanks for the consideration.

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Here the mounts are threaded and finished. Now time to polish the SS

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The caps are threaded internally and now I will finish the profile of the cover. Will post more pics.

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Here I have the caps turned to size and the front profile has been replicated. Next is the 36 spline/cogs

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Another shot they still need a little TLC to remove any sharp edges, etc.

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