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Full capacity or turbo parity?

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Re: Full capacity or turbo parity?

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coaster wrote: ↑
19 Oct 2021, 12:41
Water jet cut single plane crank
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Re: Full capacity or turbo parity?

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Single plane design crank can be cut from a flat plate, water jet cutting tops out around 60mm thickness which takes care of 2 dimensional bulk stock removal, leaving simple lathe operations to acheive diameters.
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