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Lucky, it kinda like how long does it take to build a kart. Who is building it fit and finish and style all come into play. Are you working by yourself or with a talented team. A twisted core Viking sword would take an individual months working with only hand tools fron ingot to finished blade...

Not a lot of call for swords theses days but I have forged a few. I tend to make Damascus hunters, woodcraft and high end cooking knives. I'm a homeschooling father now so I don't try to make a living at it anymore. Landuse, no razors but if I ever put up the cash for a 14'' wheel I'll give it...

Fabroman, I was a professional blade smith for 12 years and have a well outfitted shop. Went to school for welding along the way and was a diesel mechanic for the army many years ago. I'm hoping some of that experience will turn out to be relevant. I make no claims about engineering and will be...

Wow, there is a lot to learn! But a lot of knowledgable people here. Looks like it's going to be even more fun than originally expected. We good firemanjim, Its the Texans for me�� the good people set me straight when I moved here 2 years ago.

Totally new to karts. So new I don't even know what to ask yet so I'll just hang out and read for awhile. End goal is to build a frame from scratch with my son next year to introduce him to the shop environment.