Thread: Streetwerkz 30 sedan build
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07-09-2010 05:22 AM #1
I love this tube bending software, Bend tech has saved me countless hours of grief, and $$$ in not making scrap parts.
http://www.2020softwaresolutions.com/
I wanted to put a wire run tube in the drivers side sub rail to keep the wiring out of the passenger compartment as much as possible. after 5 minutes with a tape measure, 10 minutes on Bend tech, and 20 min to cut, lay out, and bend I have a wonderful part to do just that with
design the part, computer spits out a sheet that tells me where to bend the tube, and when to rotate it, how much rotation etc. end result is the software makes me look like I have skills, even tho I really don't. Which is good for me as I will need all the help I can get for the inner structure, suspension components and roll cage when the time comes.
Once the part was cut, bent and verified I located it in the frame to get measurements for trimming of the tube, and hole location. then of course cut the tube and holes for final fit, and welding. as you can tell I got side tracked and still have to do final fit, and welding. to this point it appears it will turn out very nicely however.Custom Powder Coating & Media Blasting
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07-09-2010 09:35 AM #2
That software sure beats the drawing I made on the shop floor when I bent up my rollbar last week.If a guy were bending up a few bars something like that would really come in handy, thanks for the heads up Josh.
Don
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07-09-2010 09:40 AM #3
It's nice to have the right tools for the job."PLAN" your life like you will live to 120.
"LIVE" your life like you could die tomorrow.
John 3:16
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The first model car I built was a 32 Ford roadster by Revell in the mid 50's.
How did you get hooked on cars?