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Usually aluminium for rotomolding What kind of size can you make fibreglass molds to ?
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Originally Posted by: jol Usually aluminium for rotomolding What kind of size can you make fibreglass molds to ?
The biggest molds were for an electric car prototype chassis and an ultralight aircraft fuselage.
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Wow - what a funny looking car.
It still has the same footprint as a normal small car - so what's the point in that shape - so much wasted space - most odd.
Anyway - am looking at the possibility of producing a Savannah Rocker in GRP - and so I will need molds (please look at link)
http://www.odechair.com/chairs/chairs/savannahrocker.html
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Originally Posted by: jol Wow - what a funny looking car. It still has the same footprint as a normal small car - so what's the point in that shape - so much wasted space - most odd.
That evolved from an inline concept with two wheels- at first it got 4 wheels and than it grew to the side more and more as some really academic guys allways calculated away their fear :)
Its a research car for autonomous driving.....
Originally Posted by: jol Anyway - am looking at the possibility of producing a Savannah Rocker in GRP - and so I will need molds (please look at link)
We can do this. And we can do this relatively cheap depending on you production numbers.
Maybe we should transform our discussion more towards email? Maybe we are a bit off topic now?
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Originally Posted by: ALBANO The biggest molds were for an electric car prototype chassis and an ultralight aircraft fuselage.
Definately has it's own identity, I like it! Reminds me of a Messerschmitt KR200.
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Originally Posted by: daleroe Definately has it's own identity, I like it! Reminds me of a Messerschmitt KR200. -dale
:) Someone said it looks like a Messerschmitt KR 1000 Supertiger. The layout was not in our responsibility.
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LOL!!!! The three opening in front of the windscreen frame look like the car could be "fitted *for* but not *with* ground-to-ground 20 mm machine gun ports.
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Originally Posted by: ZeroLengthCurve LOL!!!! The three opening in front of the windscreen frame look like the car could be "fitted *for* but not *with* ground-to-ground 20 mm machine gun ports.
Isnt that what many drivers behind a slow car want? :rolleyes::eek:
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