Bouncer build at Motobilt

[Motobilt]

This is Bobby and I'm posting some pics of the bouncer build here at Motobilt for Dan. I'm sure he will chime in with more information.
Thanks,
Bobby
Gauge Cluster

 

[Costa Fabrications]

nice work!

 

[Arkansas Metal Art]

Killer. Can we get some wide shots of the entire build? Looks awesome.

 

[Kevin L]

I dig how you rapped it around the dash.

 

[Motobilt]

 

[Arkansas Metal Art]

Sweet. Are you cutting your bolt holes on the table?

 

[Motobilt]

Yes they are cut with the Torchmate table!

 

[Motobilt]

Bobby posted above for me. To clarify. On smaller gauge materials we cut a finished hole on the table. On thicker materials like 3/16 and up we will cut the hole on the table and then simply run a construction reamer through the hole for a more precise fitment.

Here are examples of the reamers for those interested.
http://www.mscdirect.com/browse/tn/Holemaking/Reamers/Bridge/Construction-Reamers?navid=12106086

Let us know if we can ever any any questions for you guys. Bobby will be posting some on here for me. I don't always have time to get on the forums. If you need me direct feel free to email me or call the shop.

Thanks
Dan DuBose

 

[Motobilt]

Killer. Can we get some wide shots of the entire build? Looks awesome.

Yeah I will get some pics posted for you.

Dan

 

[Motobilt]

 

[Motobilt]

 

[Motobilt]

Monday funday grinding it out. Our shop is divided into three sections. This part of the shop is where I spend most of my time.

 

[Kevin L]

That stuff is way too nice for a bouncer. At least it will still look good up side down.

 

[Motobilt]

That stuff is way too nice for a bouncer. At least it will still look good up side down.

LOL yeah we might be adding a little too much detail work to Evan's rock bouncer. I am having a good time with it. -Dan

 

[Arkansas Metal Art]

Bobby posted above for me. To clarify. On smaller gauge materials we cut a finished hole on the table. On thicker materials like 3/16 and up we will cut the hole on the table and then simply run a construction reamer through the hole for a more precise fitment.

Here are examples of the reamers for those interested.
http://www.mscdirect.com/browse/tn/Holemaking/Reamers/Bridge/Construction-Reamers?navid=12106086

Let us know if we can ever any any questions for you guys. Bobby will be posting some on here for me. I don't always have time to get on the forums. If you need me direct feel free to email me or call the shop.

Thanks
Dan DuBose

Thanks. How much do you under size your holes, if any?

 

[Motobilt]

If it is 1/8" or less we cut it to the actual size and will ream it out if necessary. On 3/16" or thicker we may under size it then ream it depending on how the part is used. i.e a shock mount where the hole needs to be tight against a bolt.
Thanks,
Bobby

 

[Motobilt]

 

[Arkansas Metal Art]

You do amazing work. Looks great. I agree with Kevin L, way to nice to be in the rocks! What's planned for paint or powder color?

 

[Motobilt]

 

[LECS-Chad]

that is sweetness.... I want to see this thing roll down a hill a few times