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[Chadworkz]

Yep, those are the new cross-cut multi-flute end-mills made specifically for different grades of CF, and they are for high-speed mills. They will work in lower-speed mills, such as home drill-presses and the like if you go slow, but will work great in high-speed routers if you don't have a true mill or CNC mill!

[ANGRY-ALIEN]

Continuing with my updates on the rebuild... I have manged to finish my 'homemade' CD/motor mount... It was my first attempt on milling with an actual mill... a little different
from sticking a milling bit in dremel and hacking away on the material... the finish wasn't perfect, but i'm sure to get more function than form with this mount... so finished the surface
with a file, sandpaper and scotch brite. got it all bolted up together and feels great... it's a lot more sturdy than my previous attempts... there is no play
at all from the mount... photos of the mount layout below.


I also got the suspension all mounted up... I love the look of these Widetracs... feels a lot smother that the prolines and offers a few more setup options... see the photos below.




UE Widetrac Control Arms, FLM Bulks, UE Super Shocks and UE Knucklehead shock towers







My new homemade CD/Motor mount with a OFNA Spider center diff and CC 1520 attached



Oops!! I accidentally cut the grub screw access slot on the wrong side







Cutting the upper plate for the CD with a dremel cutoff wheel







Upper plate finished and mount mounted




more to come...

[ANGRY-ALIEN]

Some more photos from the rebuild...















New body - Proline Crowd Pleazer 2.0 'modified'












Some vents cut in the rear of the body to help air flow













Alien