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Quickstop [UK]
Combating adversyty.
The plastic upside down canteen/diner tray thing...
What do these go for and how available are they? What are they made of?
What do these go for and how available are they? What are they made of?
IC cover - feeler
- Thread starter Quickstop [UK]
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Sportmachines
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Re: IC cover - feeler
we have a few
we have a few
eficonnection
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Re: IC cover - feeler
It's odd to me that these covers are so frequently missing. The cover does not seem to pull off very easily, so I'm assuming owners are preferring the squared look of the upper IC and removing the cover. I have in mind to manufacture a CNC'd billet cover for the Sy/Ty engine project in the shop. It's a few months out, but I'll have to post some pics when the cover is done.
It's odd to me that these covers are so frequently missing. The cover does not seem to pull off very easily, so I'm assuming owners are preferring the squared look of the upper IC and removing the cover. I have in mind to manufacture a CNC'd billet cover for the Sy/Ty engine project in the shop. It's a few months out, but I'll have to post some pics when the cover is done.
eficonnection
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Re: IC cover - feeler
I should first say that I'm still a newbie at CAD work, but here's a quick drawing of an IC cover. The thickness of the final part is 0.40". Adding the section that covers the hose inlet would more than double the thickness of the part (and cost of material).
I'll tuck away this drawing as a beginning point.
I should first say that I'm still a newbie at CAD work, but here's a quick drawing of an IC cover. The thickness of the final part is 0.40". Adding the section that covers the hose inlet would more than double the thickness of the part (and cost of material).
I'll tuck away this drawing as a beginning point.