making my own cage, help!!!
#21
Re: making my own cage, help!!!
Originally Posted by louisvillerider
i attempted to make my own cage when i first got into stunting.... more trouble than it was worth, and the cage turned out to be garbage... save yourself the headache and just buy one
DONT BE A CHEAP BASTARD SUPPORT THE INDUSTRY
#23
Re: making my own cage, help!!!
Wrong, Tig makes a great weld on steel!!
In the TIG (tungsten inert gas) welding process, an essentially non-consumable tungsten electrode is used to provide an electric arc for welding. A sheath of inert gas surrounds the electrode, the arc, and the area to be welded. This gas shielding process prevents any oxidization of the weld and allows for the production of neat, clean welds.
TIG welding differs from MIG (metal inert gas) welding in that the electrode is not consumed in the weld. In the MIG welding process the electrode is continuously melted and is added into the weld. In TIG welding, no metal is added unless a separate filler rod is used.
TIG welding can be performed with a large variety of metals. The two most commonly TIG welded metals in the PRL are steel and aluminum. Steel is relatively easy to TIG weld and it is possible to produce very tight, neat welds. Aluminum takes a little more skill, and one should have at least a little bit of experience in welding steel before making the transition to aluminum. However, the basic technique is essentially the same and most people can make the jump to aluminum fairly easily.
In the TIG (tungsten inert gas) welding process, an essentially non-consumable tungsten electrode is used to provide an electric arc for welding. A sheath of inert gas surrounds the electrode, the arc, and the area to be welded. This gas shielding process prevents any oxidization of the weld and allows for the production of neat, clean welds.
TIG welding differs from MIG (metal inert gas) welding in that the electrode is not consumed in the weld. In the MIG welding process the electrode is continuously melted and is added into the weld. In TIG welding, no metal is added unless a separate filler rod is used.
TIG welding can be performed with a large variety of metals. The two most commonly TIG welded metals in the PRL are steel and aluminum. Steel is relatively easy to TIG weld and it is possible to produce very tight, neat welds. Aluminum takes a little more skill, and one should have at least a little bit of experience in welding steel before making the transition to aluminum. However, the basic technique is essentially the same and most people can make the jump to aluminum fairly easily.
#25
Re: making my own cage, help!!!
dan copy the mxd design that i run..and anthony runs it doesn look like the strongest but anthony can vouch it works real good, have yet to break a rear set, pas peg, clipon or lever...plus if u bend one side of the cage it doesnnt **** up the other side....its basically a frame slider on the front motor mount the middle motor mount and tubes connect those 2, then 1 tube connecting the mid mount and goes to the bottom subframe hole
#26
Re: making my own cage, help!!!
Originally Posted by Tiretrauma
Wrong, Tig makes a great weld on steel!!
Aluminum takes a little more skill, and one should have at least a little bit of experience in welding steel before making the transition to aluminum. However, the basic technique is essentially the same and most people can make the jump to aluminum fairly easily.
Aluminum takes a little more skill, and one should have at least a little bit of experience in welding steel before making the transition to aluminum. However, the basic technique is essentially the same and most people can make the jump to aluminum fairly easily.
#27
Re: making my own cage, help!!!
Originally Posted by ptcspotweld
uhh no, reread it if needed. arc= steel tig= exotic metals ie aluminum
#28
Re: making my own cage, help!!!
Originally Posted by Z-UNIT
dan copy the mxd design that i run..and anthony runs it doesn look like the strongest but anthony can vouch it works real good, have yet to break a rear set, pas peg, clipon or lever...plus if u bend one side of the cage it doesnnt **** up the other side....its basically a frame slider on the front motor mount the middle motor mount and tubes connect those 2, then 1 tube connecting the mid mount and goes to the bottom subframe hole
#29
Re: making my own cage, help!!!
Dammmn I guess I forgot to check up on this thread... Yeah Tite is right about Tig Vs. Mig. Also u should only Tig chromoly.. You don't have to run it just what we ran in our race cars.. thats what I was saying is if you wanted to it was the best. I run D.O.M. tubing and thats it.. I have built a hurry up cheapy cage out of regular black pipe.. actually suprised me what it went through but I would never build a permaent one or one that take much time to design. Oh and nah Mxd and Powers both have great designs... just make sure and brace it like theres are too!
#30
Re: making my own cage, help!!!
Originally Posted by fabioonachopper
ya zack you and anthonys bike is where i got the idea of what i want to do from... i just want to know how long each point is from the frame... its not a need to know thing but it would help me out... when you drop your bike does it hit the stator cover at all?
#31
Re: making my own cage, help!!!
Originally Posted by KSFSTUNTER
+1
DONT BE A CHEAP BASTARD SUPPORT THE INDUSTRY
DONT BE A CHEAP BASTARD SUPPORT THE INDUSTRY
So he would be doing is supporting someones pockets by bot trying to build his own.
So mind your fuking business if you have nothing to offer.
If it wasn't for people making them you would never have a better design.
#32
Re: making my own cage, help!!!
that design someone was doing a while back (the big block of plastic on the frame) looked like it would be easy, and they said it worked GREAT... might try doing a search, or someone else might remember
#33
Re: making my own cage, help!!!
Originally Posted by fabioonachopper
winter time is coming and i have the abilities to make one.. and i dont want to spend the money... i'll just make my points longer and cut it down to what i want
I've ran F.I., 905 - there good don't get me wrong. its just when you have a problem & he's a phone call away & in the same state - well worth it.
Bobby gets 5 beer cans up
#34
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Originally Posted by Robbie
The industry is all ready there *******. 2-3 years ago it may have mattered...you're just talking like other people talk and trying to be that cool guy who hasnt a fuking clue.
So he would be doing is supporting someones pockets by bot trying to build his own.
So mind your fuking business if you have nothing to offer.
If it wasn't for people making them you would never have a better design.
So he would be doing is supporting someones pockets by bot trying to build his own.
So mind your fuking business if you have nothing to offer.
If it wasn't for people making them you would never have a better design.
Robbie, lets hug.
#35
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Originally Posted by Jay Carnes
if ur in mass - hit one of us up for "b-mac's" number. His F4i cage is NO DOUBT the strongest one out there....
#36
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Originally Posted by kj954
bmac can make some unbelievable ****... hell of a nice guy too.
#37
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Originally Posted by Jay Carnes
Robbie, lets hug.
What up Bro...
I've chilled out cuz im watching this live feed from Africa...LOL
http://live.wildlife.wavelit.net/451OK
It's kinda trippy...That fuking bikerboy posted that **** on here like a month ago and it's always in the way of the new threads...so I said F it and "lets check it out" kinda cool...but I may have smoked some dank
Hope all is going well with ya
#40
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Originally Posted by Jay
i can't stand bikerboy. If he posted it, i'll delete it. Even homo's call him a homo.
I can't stand him my damn self...
NO one has ever seen him in real life...
I've know or have met 100-200 people easy from here in real life...
That dude...he is just st8 internet...stange dude.