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Plywood pulleys were cut on the tablesaw for the first stage reduction.
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A complete driveline shot.
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The suspension design requires these cutouts to mount the springs. They were cutout with a router that had a pivot bearing mounted to it that was positioned in the pivot hole during the cut.
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A suspension swingarm mounted to test the fit.
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A roadwheel being cut on the tablesaw.
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Once a wheel blank is rough cut to shape. It is then slowly pushed into the blade a little ways and then rotated 360 degrees. It is then pushed a little farther and rotated again. This process is repeated until the wheel is perfectly round.
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I made a dish cut into the outer roadwheel faces for a somewhat scale look.
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The dish cut was made using a jig that lowered the wheel face into the spinning tablesaw blade. Once the wheel is lowered all the way it is rotated 180 degrees to make the dish cut.
Note: This tablesaw technique (side cutting) will only work with carbide tipped blades.
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A completed wheel and swingarm assembly.
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The drive wheels/sprockets were constructed out of 1/2" plywood laminations machined on a CNC router.
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