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Getting Better at Internets
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| I have a three wheel golf cart that I plan to use for my 1/2tumbler build. In it the motor shaft points to the rear and goes straight into the rear diff unlike the newer ones where the motor sit horizontal in the frame.
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Getting Better at Internets
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| I will try to get a build log going soon. Collecting information now concerning overall rough dimensions. I have a CNC mill at the house, Mastercam, and Solidworks. I plan to model the machine in solidworks then use the mill to cut some parts, and make wood molds for the fiberglass body panels. Has anyone around these forums been doing their own cnc work yet? Are there any models that might give me a jump start?
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#1 Batmobile Builder
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| Do you know what file type the model is in? I use solidworks and if I can import the file, then that would be a great start.
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Getting Better at Internets
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Nice! They need to share more pictures of their build! 
 Don Currie likes to steal my work!
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