9" two plate centrifugal clutch

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Re: 9" two plate centrifugal clutch

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japie wrote: Sat Apr 13, 2019 10:23 am ping
I have merged the topics, so we have one nice engine building topic. You should edit the first post and change the subject to something generic describing the machine
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NormandC wrote: Sat Apr 13, 2019 5:17 pm Edit: question unclear after the merging of multiple topics
Sorry, Normand. I still think it is better like this.
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No problem with me, just wanted to edit my reply to avoid confusion.
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NormandC wrote: Sat Apr 13, 2019 5:17 pm Edit: question unclear after the merging of multiple topics

Did you manufacture them the rods yourself, or is this a reproduction?

I notice that the FCStd model is in one part, while the real-life rods are in two parts. I suppose that the lost thickness due to the cutting process does not matter? (I know nothing about engines)
The first four where made ourselfes, later version where CNC produced by a friend (I am an aluminium welder so we "exchange" skills ;-)
This drawing isn't finished due to production process steps, the 2 parts are screwed together at 60Nm after that the hole is milled else due to internal material tensions it isn't round.
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I love the intake plenum after the intercooler. How thick is the aluminum you used there?

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Re: 9" two plate centrifugal clutch

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mike_262 wrote: Sun Apr 14, 2019 11:04 pm I love the intake plenum after the intercooler. How thick is the aluminum you used there?

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All my sheet metal works are 2mm don't draw stuff like that, use cardboard for the base shape and copy those to sheet metal, some hammering, bending and the old English wheel and off you go... ;-)
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Re: 9" two plate centrifugal clutch

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You have cast the parts or you have lathe??
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Sami91 wrote: Fri Apr 19, 2019 12:34 pm You have cast the parts or you have lathe??
You mean the bellmouth?
On the lathe but not how you think; a piece of tube, brute force, grease, some heat from a torch and a screaming fire alarm :D
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Amazing!! :D :D :D

Something I would like to do in my next life...
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Re: 9" two plate centrifugal clutch

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japie wrote: Mon Apr 22, 2019 5:19 pm On the lathe but not how you think; a piece of tube, brute force, grease, some heat from a torch and a screaming fire alarm
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