@TheRacingwits a lot, if not a majority of the high performance intake manifolds on race cars especially when weight is a factor are made of aluminum. It doesnt get too hot
@vochitoken Take an original part and trace the outlines. Rough cut the bulk out and double stick tape it to a piece of MDF and route the pattern. Hand sand any changes you want in the final part and then follow the AWESOME video. This trick isn't limited to intakes, I've made interior parts and brackets the same way.
My router scares the shit out of me. It's just too powerful. I like that you've put the plexiglass over the top of your workpiece and pattern. You can see through it and control it with your hands much easier.
what kind of steel sheet was that and how thick?
kickfreak23 2 months ago
1/2" aluminum
svojon 2 months ago
@TheRacingwits a lot, if not a majority of the high performance intake manifolds on race cars especially when weight is a factor are made of aluminum. It doesnt get too hot
kellzsanator 9 months ago
Very nice, but how did you make the wood guide in the first place?
vochitoken 9 months ago
@vochitoken Take an original part and trace the outlines. Rough cut the bulk out and double stick tape it to a piece of MDF and route the pattern. Hand sand any changes you want in the final part and then follow the AWESOME video. This trick isn't limited to intakes, I've made interior parts and brackets the same way.
rickcperry 2 months ago
@rickcperry Very clever, thanks!
vochitoken 2 months ago
beautiful work
citydriver 1 year ago
wow that came out nice! very innovative way to do it.
greenjeens 1 year ago
Thanks for posting. Very interesting approach.
topari01 1 year ago
Esslinger aint got nothing on John!!!!!!
bobbysteell 1 year ago
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evoryda 1 year ago
Are you using standard wood cutting bits or are they specifically for cutting metal? Very nice work!!!
MrShowtime606 1 year ago
yes standard wood cutting bits
svojon 1 year ago
My router scares the shit out of me. It's just too powerful. I like that you've put the plexiglass over the top of your workpiece and pattern. You can see through it and control it with your hands much easier.
You've fabbed a very nice part there sir.
MrGuyfella 1 year ago
what type of router bit are you using?
jze70 1 year ago
such precision
lindaleparkrolo 2 years ago
Sorry for the nooby question but what is the machine you are using called?
Wopadas 2 years ago
It's a Porter Cable hand-held router which is mounted in a table.
svojon 2 years ago
What brand and model is it?
Wopadas 2 years ago
Porter Cable 7518
svojon 2 years ago
wow very nice quality work , I could not have donne better my self grats.
88ESCORTGT 2 years ago
Damned nice job John!
Volvo855ti 2 years ago