Recent content by pmichelsen

First time viewing this thread, awesome job, the attention to detail is second to none. I love Solid Works.

Actually, they are all temporary tattoos, takes a few days to get them all on.

My dad picked one of those up last year to use on small projects when doesn't want to roll out one of the big guys. He seems to really like it for the smaller projects, I haven't used it yet but I am planning a trip to my parents house at the end of the month maybe I will take it for a test drive.

Sweet pictures and vids, thanks for posting.

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Make sure you build some type of bracket to secure that battery in well. Otherwise it's looking good.

The back looks like a Manx but the front doesn't really, then again the last Manx I built was 12 years ago.

Even worse is when a brand new Pontiac Firebird does it, I remember years ago when I worked at a warehouse and we had the safety rail removed because a truck was on its way. Well I don't know what this woman from the office was doing back there with her brand new Firebird but she drove right off...

We used to thrash an old forklift when I worked in a warehouse about 15 years ago. We loved doing donuts and getting it up on two wheels.

Here's one of me from Halloween a few years ago...

Leggett, CA...this is a shot of my property up there. A group of friends and I have 25 acres and we each have a cabin on the property...

Here is a picture of mine, nothing special. I've had it for probably 25+ years.

This is what you need... Found at: www.cometkartsales.com

Here are a couple pictures from our backyard shop, these are pretty much just showing the area that we use for machining. There is also a foundry in the rear of the shop along with a wood working section. Since we just refinished the floors in here most of the welding is done next door in a...

Looks like you either need to move the steering to the front of your spindles or to the rear of your column.