Where I left off for the night.
CK5
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The headache build..
- Thread starter JDNobodi
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Those are some fancy brackets and wiring, that does take time. 
Another fun project.
Slick
Well, I've been working on this project off and on, but today I made some progress.
How I started and ended the day.
How I started and ended the day.
That looks really nice.
Thats a lot of fancy wiring, even billet relay brackets, never seen that before.
You crazy......crazy good. So nice.
Your wiring makes mine look like Trumps hair...
Your wiring makes mine look like Trumps hair...
It really is an art... No matter how I plan mine out I always end up with a big rats nest.
Thanks, but I wished my wiring was neater.
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Really??? No way man. Looks awesome!
I'm trying something new with the harness coming out of the over head switch panel.
I was going reply but I can't find my on-line example. Plus it getting late. Anyway, the panel frame had the final welding done and final assembly is done.
I keep looking at your posts thinking I need to clean up my wiring... Looks really good.
The next project. 
I started making the alternator brackets. I did all the brackets on a rotary table. No CNC
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I didn't take pictures of the last bracket bring made, take my word on it being difficult to make. I even impressed that I made it myself.
I didn't take pictures of the last bracket bring made, take my word on it being difficult to make. I even impressed that I made it myself.
Yes how did you make the outer curve while stopping for the flat parts? Nice work.
I had to stop a little short by eye then blend it with a sanding roll on a die grinder. I wish I could have done a little better on rotary table, but the end- mill starts to chatter at the transition between the curve and straight line.
