Building Motor some questions....
Jon Pennington
cowboydren at b15sentra.net
Tue Aug 24 14:56:08 CDT 2004
P@ said:
> Yeah, but if your ultra good you can virtually eliminate hand work with
> proper CNCing tool paths and the like, although it is cheaper to rough
What Geo is saying is that you can't turn air into aluminum on most
standard CNC mills. ;) You have to use a welder to build up chamber and
port material, *then* cut it with the mill.
*My* POV is that you can have a head welded *then* send it to the CNC
bench and *still* save a ton of money versus welding and then shaping by
*hand*. The whole operation would still happen under one roof at a
significant savings vs. having someone like DPR do the whole thing by
hand. Just a thought; I'll wait for Mike's confirmation.
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