I doubt engineering sulooshions are going to be takin vary seeryusly if the person submitting them cannot spell basic words.
$300 reward for anyone who can make this part!
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This def. sounds like the best clamp so far.
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I have no access to a cnc, I have my CAD/CAM so i have taken cnc courses and made some stuff on a cnc but i currently work at a Engineering firm, I use to work at a manufacturing facility and they had a CNC tubing laser.
as for that drawing i did, it has ZERO measurements, i just free handed it, It was just something i did cause i was board and was to show and better visual. If i had a driveshaft i could measure it up correctly. But it looks like you have a fab shop helping you out.
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Engineers cant spell. They use NUMBERS. My one boss is professional engineer and his spelling like mine is terrible. It is also hard to spell when you type in caps lock everyday and rely on spell check.
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A well designed, engineered clamp system will be available in the next 24 hours. We have been hard at work for many days. These solutions take a bit of time to produce. It is great that so many have jumped in and started the ball rolling on a solution. This is a culmination of a lot of peoples efforts.
A new product has to be designed, engineered, manufactured, tested and then produced in adequate quantity's and in a time frame that solves the issues and concerns of the consumer. We are confident that a permanent solution from Polaris will be providedvery soon. However, until that happens we have to have the security that we will make it back to our vehicle at the end of the day.
Sorry for the delays BUT.....a huge amount of work has been accomplished in a very short time frame. Our facility is a state of the art aero space product facility that can produce extremely high quality engineered products in a short time frame. More to come this afternoon. I will get some photos up today.
A new product has to be designed, engineered, manufactured, tested and then produced in adequate quantity's and in a time frame that solves the issues and concerns of the consumer. We are confident that a permanent solution from Polaris will be providedvery soon. However, until that happens we have to have the security that we will make it back to our vehicle at the end of the day.
Sorry for the delays BUT.....a huge amount of work has been accomplished in a very short time frame. Our facility is a state of the art aero space product facility that can produce extremely high quality engineered products in a short time frame. More to come this afternoon. I will get some photos up today.
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Please give me some more information about your product and some pricing.
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You would be better off building an entirely new driveshaft. 1.25 or 1.5 hex aluminum. And have the splines machined in the end. You would have to use different drivers but it could work. or you could go chromoly and have it drilled to be hollow.
Aluminum Hex
http://www.onlinemetalsupply.com/al...luminum-hex-bar-1-125-diameter-x-48-long.html
Aluminum Hex
http://www.onlinemetalsupply.com/al...luminum-hex-bar-1-125-diameter-x-48-long.html
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In aluminum a good shop could machine the splines on a machining center in under 30 min per shaft. They would need to turn the shaft first in a turning center and that would be less than a minute per shaft once setup.
So in an hour they could machine 2 shafts. The material is about $10.
nuggetau...
Time to cough it up... LOL!!
Time to cough it up... LOL!!
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