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This is Deafscooter here,
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I got Customer ordered the custom made scooter and i have to start to build off as soon,
when i have finished the two scooter on other topic then next to build off the this scooter
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Here is pieces of parts on scooter wheel, battery packs , speed controller , secured motor ,
Heavy guage cables , Pipe/Tube for framework , heavy metal sheet for motor mount, axle
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The more parts when i have to wait order on way to Deafscooter's Monster Scooter Garage
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Craig Uyeda
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Deafscooter Build off new "Limo Monster Scooter"
Fri, 08/24/2007 - 20:49
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Deafscooter Build off new "Limo Monster Scooter"
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I doing on design the Frame ( mock on model size ) on picture
Before do metal fabrication on Build off the framework .. Also,
The Folder Steering will custom later & The Batteries is Mock for Picture
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Here.. assmebly mock Framework from piece paper to see how it look like...
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Craig Uyeda
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Update Correction Design Framework from Customer Requested == He want 52 Inches maxuim long
and He want Scooter inside his Tight Space into his Car Trunk also Strict Size Boarding to Metro Train
Here is new Reduce Limo to 51 inches long Scooter with Correction the Design ...Add Strong Rear end
Customer like this Design?? then Before Deafscooter will start Tig Welding on metalwork in Wedenday.
Any Question , Email ==> Deafscooter [at] yahoo.com
Craig Uyeda
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You gotta start showing us pictures of the finished product. You can hide the details, but show us the big picture, eh?
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Craig doing build off the frame from tube using Tig-Tacked to Glued on
fixed metalwork into shape & the battery is perfect fitting in frame place
=>Then later Deafscooter design the Front neck & Rear arm to framework
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Craig Done on assembly the metalwork of framework this tack welded to hold the
tube into shape, Deafscooter doing Tig Welding to Glueing the framework to Final
==> Next step design on steering fork, front wheel axle, Folding Steering stem.
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Craig Uyeda
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Hi Craig, Have you considered going to aluminum for project frames? Once you master welding steel with your TIG I'll bet you could move into aluminum pretty quickly. My welding friend here in Louisville says the TIG is perfect for aluminum fabrication. It takes practice and a good machine, but he does beautiful work now in the lighter metal. Just a thought. Keep up the good work...looks great!
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Hi, Buckeroo Bob,
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The frame is steel because my customer wanted strong steel scooter for carry two person,
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Craig Can do Welding Aluminum, Stainless, Copper, Also Titanuim in Vaccum Chambed
I own 600 amps Mig, 400 amps Tig Welder, Laser Welder also High Temp Plamsa Welding
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Co-2 Laser Cutter in CNC & 80 amp Plasma Cutter system too, it can cut up to 1" Steel!
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Also Metal melting furnace from high Powered Arc & Argon filled in chambing then firing
then molten-metal pour into casting & make custom Monster DC Motors Housing Parts
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!Warning! The Melt metal is very dangerous to handle the high temp yellow glow metal !
I use 15,000 amps to power ARC into Metal melting furnace for 15=30 minute to melt!!
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The 240 Volts, 18,000 amps for 15 minutes from The large array of batteries on shelve
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Craig Uyeda
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LoL, my shop some day will maybe have half the power yours does, LoL you got some major equipment to use!
Me, I have started to work with Aluminum my self, I am not good at it yet, I splatter it like it is my first time every time I tried so far...I will be taking a couple classes to get my aluminum welding up so I can fab the next gen EVpocket bikes next year!
LoL you still dont let people see your motors? I have an idea what you are useing but I will keep it hush hush for you, LoL.. ;) Me I am looking at high end brushless setups right now and if all goes well and I can get my hands on the 8000rpm mini monster I want, I will have the 60mph goal I set for my self 2 years ago(pocket bikes)!
As much as I hate your posting techniques, your scooter framing is getting really super cool, I loved your last scoot you made, that one was a tank, but you could ride it all day from what I read, good work, keep up your EV works, your a major player in the small EV's as we all know here :)
I just Re-laced my first spoked wheel! and it was trued by spinning it in my hand
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Here is Build off the rear axle & wheel on it Also Monster motor ( mock ) to mount on framework
and install heavy duty #35 chain on custom made sprocket on rear wheel and small sprocket on
Monster motor on pefect aligned between rear wheel sprocket and motor mount shaft sprocket
Note the picutre on motor is Mock for install to aligned then deafscooter do custom made motor
in later ( secure to build off the motor & tuning for high powered on low voltage ( 24~36 Volts )
Craig Uyeda
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Updated as Sept. 4, 2007 by Customer requested .......
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Customer called me he want to change the design on framework because he wanted to smaller 51 inches
now he change to back to 53 inches long because speed controller will inside the neck and dont want any
one steal the speed controller or bumped to damaged the speed controler on side belly of scooter which
stick out the motor on left side of custom made scooter framework
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he want me make longer which the speed controller installing the neck of scooter ( i told him before on first
place on topic ( see above => on Tue, 08/28/2007 - 17:18 == the perfect is 54 inches long but chstomer
want 51 inches long i have to correction the frame work on topic on Tue, 08/28/2007 - 17:39. that what he
decide my correction the design frame work
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now he want change to longer frame for putting speed controller inside neck of frame i decide to cut off the
neck and add on 2 inches of steel to frame and neck for install the speed controller inside the frame work..
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Craig wait for customer agreement then final framework before i have to do full weld on glueing on framework
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Here is Picutre original design is 54 inches then customer wanted 51 inches on frame then i work on scooter
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The 51 inches frame the speed controller mount => Put side of scooter's belly
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Deafscooter resign for this add 2 inches metal ( see pink ) to framework ==
Craig wait for customer request then I do fix the frame then welding on it
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Craig Uyeda
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And they don't know why if doesn't "look" the same after you must splice in a design correction! Make him pay for his "waffling"! Ha! I run into the same thing with my woodwork customers from time to time. Very unnerving to say the least.
That sucks. :) In the website and graphic design world that is a common occurrence and it is really frustrating!
Charge him extra for the work involved in redoing your work. ;)
Matt
Don't worry, I'm sure he'll make me pay in spades. ;) To clear my name ... Craig had told me that everything would fit inside 51" and I said great, go ahead. However, when I emerged back on the grid after burning man, I discovered that in fact, it would not all fit inside 51" and that he'd already gone ahead and started welding. I asked him to pause, explain to me what had changed, and tell me if it was still possible to fit everything in the frame. The ever diligent engineer, Craig immediately drafted and posted the alternatives for me. After taking a couple days to assess and get up to speed, I told Craig that his engineering was spot on and to continue.
I've been on both sides of web and engineering projects and although I hate being the @$$hole manager, this is just what happens when the guy paying the bill comes back and discovers something other than what he was expecting.
Anyways, Craig has been awesome so far and it's been a pleasure working with someone so incredibly knowledgeable and talented. I can't wait to get the scooter!
Craig seems like a VERY nice guy. I am glad you have had a good experience working with him because I plan on using his services in the not to distant future. :) Can't wait to see the finished product!!!
Matt
Sorry if I sounded off and made you out to be the "bad guy" in this transaction. Hope all turns out well. You'll get a top notch scooter from Craig in any event. I'm having "crow" for lunch!
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I build off the Front Fork assebly with very strong metal & put on Front disc brake bracket
& Front Axle bracket on solid fork tree assembly ( allow removable fork from Frame neck )
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I got accident laser cutting stray to my Skin & eye got injuried and i have to rest for while,
& i have to wear Co2 Laser Protective Glasses (goggles) prevent from Burn into eye nerve!
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it on Co2 Laser CNC cutting for Rear Brake bracket to Metal Framework before i put them.
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Here is Fork & Tree assembly on Framework ( note steering stem is Mock for aligned on it )
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Craig Uyeda
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Be carefully on High powered C02 Laser cutter or Plamsa cutter not funny to do metal cutting !
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Craig doing Tig Welding job and work on carefully glueing on it,
The Advanced Tig welding are Very difficulties to processes work
tungsten electrode got burned and too much foot Pedal controllers
and the filling rod to feeding to arc on metalwork ang got hole!!!
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Now, i have running out the Pure Agron Tank and Tungsten Rod...
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This is Very expesives for agron & Tungsten rod to do welding job on it
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I wait for Customer to send money for Refillables Pure Agron tank &
need 6 Tungsten rod , filling rods to contine welding on framework
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or i have to doing MIG ( wire feeding welding ) for cheap cost to weld
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Deafscooter using Tig Welding on Framework look good glued on it
Tig are Very Good weld and cover the weak point to strong weld job
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The Tig is Very Professional welding & good Glued
The Mig is Cheap work because get Distortion Metal
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Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) ( Tig Welding )
Requires greater welding skills than MIG or stick welding
Superior quality welds work job
Welds can be made with or without filler metal
Precise control of welding variables (heat)
Free of spatter and clean on workshop
Low distortion, better for high Precision
Great on Alum, Copper, Stainless, Titanuim
More costly for Professional welding work sections
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Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) (Mig Welding )
All position welding capability
Higher deposition rates than SMAW
Less operator skill required
Minimal post weld cleaning is required
Lot of spatter to fire Hazard
Mild to High Distortion Metal
Most is Cheap Metal as Steel, for Lowest cost supplies
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Here is Examples Mig Welding vs Tig Welding Compared
Craig Uyeda
Deafscooter
Any Question Email --> Deafscooter [at] yahoo.com
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LoL what are you up to like 100pounds just in frame?
how many pounds will that tanker weigh after your done?
that is a lot of box stock......
Nice welder's bit though, you sure know your stuff!
Is that a 120 tigger? or is it a 220volt
I just Re-laced my first spoked wheel! and it was trued by spinning it in my hand
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mr_exon on Sat, 09/15/2007 - 03:35. == Quoted ===========
Nice welder's bit though, you sure know your stuff!
Is that a 120volt tigger? or is it a 220volt
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Deafscooter using our TiG System on 208 V-575 V, 1- and 3-Phase,
Setting to 240volt system from main power source ( house garage )
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Craig doing Build off the Special "Custom Made Motor"
the come " the kits to build your own rewind armature "
and Blank Cylinder as " cast of motor " then craig have
do own Drill the hole and allow add on air flow on top
of motor and I have to do heat up the cast of Cylinder
to orange-Yellow ( very hottest ) to 1,950'F to 2,000'F )
let 5 minute then put harden the metal in grade 8 level
then heat up to two time to more harden the steel and
very harden as rock on motor run strong to high power
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Here is Picture what Deafscooter doing on heat-up into get red, then orange , yellow glow
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Any Question ==> send me email ==> Deafscooter [at] yahoo.com
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Here is Nake Frame with Speed Control and Motor on left Side on Scooter Belly
Any Question ==> Email == Deafscooter [at] Yahoo.com
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Updated my customer requestion the minor problem the speed controller on side ....
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change the design the framework ( move the speed controller from side to rear fender )
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Is it even going to be carryable? That's 2 50ah batteries, right, meaning the batteries alone weigh 70 lbs, right?
- David Herron, http://davidherron.com/
- David Herron, The Long Tail Pipe, davidherron.com, 7gen.com, What is Reiki
The name says it all...Limo Monster! Some little punk will get quite a surprise (and hernia) if he tries to pick that up and toss it in his truck.
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==Reikiman on Tue, 09/18/2007 - 16:37. Quote, =====
Is it even going to be carryable? That's 2 50ah batteries,
right, meaning the batteries alone weigh 70 lbs, right?
- David Herron,
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Two Hawker 40 AH AGM Batteries Total weight is 69 Pound
Here is Actual Picture > Weight Scale on it show LCD screen
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My Customer said okay,
Relocated the speed controller to Rear fender from side of belly
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Craig have Cut off the =original rear fender off from framework
and build new rised the rear fender & install speed control on it.
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Here is Updated Picture the correction on rear fender w support (pink) add on later
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Craig Uyeda
Deafscooter
Any Question ==> Email --> Deafscooter [at] Yahoo.com
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Craig finish on Metal Fabrication & welded glued to Framework then smooth metal
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Craig Uyeda
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Any Question ==> Email --> Deafscooter [at] Yahoo.com
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Craig came up with this brilliant modification to relocate the controller but not increase the overall length of the scooter. It fits perfectly back there. Unfortunately he had to do slightly rework the frame, but in the end I think it's made for a great, slim profile design.
On the weight ... before we started I went to the gym and did some tests. The max I can comfortably carry one handed up two flights of stairs without a wrist brace is 150 lbs. So that's what he's been using as our outer limit ... although we went past it anyways! So I'm probably going to have to use a wrist brace to carry it since its looking to be just a bit beyond my grip strength.
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