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some more pics of the project...

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Here are a few pics of the y-block powered T. The frame is based on the square tube T frame plans that have been around forever. We had to make a few changes as all those plans are usually for a fiberglass t-bucket and we are using a roadster body. Everything is just mocked together for now and some changes still need to be made but its close. The other picture is a header flange a student made on the milling machine, it still needs some trimming up but I think it will work...

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Cool! I wish someone had told me about these classes when I was in high school.


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Awsome learning experience.  Kinda brings students back to our roots.  New mechanics know very little about this foundation in technology.

Royal Oak, Michigan (Four miles north of Detroit, and 12 miles NORTH of Windsor, Canada).  That's right, we're north of Canada.

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