build your own <insert part here>

[posol]

http://www.emachineshop.com/

cool shit

 

[JDMilan]

,,thats some cool shit,,,,,,but at the same time scary for some...


can you imagine some of the newbies built oil pump gears for their LS motors......

 

[90 accord]

hmmm... idea's jumbling in my head

 

[DarkHand]

It was mentioned on slashdot and I made a post about it on redpepperracing... So very many cool things could be done for the 1st gen crx/3rd gen civic that don't exist... throttle body adapters, turbo manifold adapters, stronger brake caliper brackets, and more. Hasport dosen't make the mounting bracket for our cars for the cable to hydro tranny conversion they sell... now they don't have to.

 

[Citizen_Insane]

You could order 10 hasport copy mounts on that site for $630!!!!! That is....if they do 3d alluminum milling....

 

[DarkHand]

Originally posted by ktanaka+Jul 22 2004, 01:14 PM-->

You could order 10 hasport copy mounts on that site for $630!!!!! That is....if they do 3d alluminum milling....

[post=366909]Quoted post[/post]​

emachineshop.com
3-Axis milling sample part:

Yes they do.

 

[CRX-YEM]

There software is crap.
I tried importing an autocad.dxf which it did fine.
tried doing a job/price and it just bitch about this line interscts with this line.
things line doesn't have an intersection blah.blah. blah.
It also doesn't generate drawings liek a normal CAD package.

So basically you've go to try and learn there system.

Also, I'm sure a local machineshop can beat there prices.
I jusy had a complex final test fixture machined at a shop in New Jersey,
holding tolerance of +/- .005 , and it only cost $330 , abut 6 hrs of labor at $60.hr

 

[Celerity]

Originally posted by CRX-YEM@Jul 22 2004, 04:12 PM
There software is crap.
I tried importing an autocad.dxf which it did fine.
tried doing a job/price and it just bitch about this line interscts with this line.
things line doesn't have an intersection blah.blah. blah.
It also doesn't generate drawings liek a normal CAD package.

So basically you've go to try and learn there system.

Also, I'm sure a local machineshop can beat there prices.
I jusy had a complex final test fixture machined at a shop in New Jersey,
holding tolerance of +/- .005 , and it only cost $330 , abut 6 hrs of labor at $60.hr

[post=366965]Quoted post[/post]​

You're the kind of mechanic / car modder that I could like.

-> Steve

 

[dveit]

Originally posted by CRX-YEM@Jul 22 2004, 05:12 PM
There software is crap.

Agreed, I'll stick to Solid Works.

 

[CRX-YEM]

Originally posted by Celerity+Jul 22 2004, 06:05 PM-->

CRX-YEM

@Jul 22 2004, 04:12 PM
There software is crap.
I tried importing an autocad.dxf which it did fine.
tried doing a job/price and it just bitch about this line interscts with this line.
things line doesn't have an intersection blah.blah. blah.
It also doesn't generate drawings liek a normal CAD package.

So basically you've go to try and learn there system.

Also, I'm sure a local machineshop can beat there prices.
I jusy had a complex final test fixture machined at a shop in New Jersey,
holding tolerance of +/- .005 , and it only cost $330 , abut 6 hrs of labor at $60.hr

[post=366965]Quoted post[/post]​

You're the kind of mechanic / car modder that I could like.

-> Steve

[post=366993]Quoted post[/post]​

Actually I met you once at the bristol auto-x

 

[Celerity]

Accessing database....

I don't remember names or faces.. What did you drive ?

-> Steve

If you're into fabrication, have some space, and wanna make a killing..

 

[posol]

he has a teal crx with liek 20k on it. lol