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Yeah, forget the quick release, How about that fancy new ring!
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Yeah, forget the quick release, How about that fancy new ring!
What? That old thing? I've had that for like...60 days!
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Check this out! Who can guess what we're making?







I'll post a completed pic tomorrow.
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Supercharger drive bracket. 1/2 the weight of alum one.
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Adapter to fit a round(ish) peg in a square(ish) hole?

No idea but I'm sure it's going to be rad!
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Adapter to fit a round(ish) peg in a square(ish) hole?

No idea but I'm sure it's going to be rad!
no, no, no!!
Adapter to fit a square(ish) peg in a round(ish) hole?
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It looks like you are making a mess inside that machine. You guys should really stop and clean up a little bit.
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Here's the final finished product. This is a custom mounting plate for one of our CDS Supercharger Gear Drives. We built it for Greg at Ultra-Carbon using a C/F "billet" that he supplied. The carbon fiber plate is half the weight of the aluminum piece that's sitting next to it.

I'll try to post a better photo later.



For reference, it's going on one of these.



Here's a fancy photo I took with the CDS logo.

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WOW!! Had no idea you could machine carbon like that. Were there any special problems or techniques you had to use?


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WOW!! Had no idea you could machine carbon like that. Were there any special problems or techniques you had to use?

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It's really tough on tooling but other than that nothing we hadn't dealt with in the past.
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