OK, I don't put much in here, but I'm working on it (nobody's reading anyways lol).

I found a cool service online called www.emachineshop.com . Basically what happens is you download their CAD software and use it to draw out your part in 3d. It checks to see if what you've drawn is actually machineable and then generates a price schedule. The software is super easy to use, and the prices are right inline with local folks doing the work. I'm working on the alternator and PS mounts now...

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Ok. This is my first entry of my blog here. I think I might do some write ups on my buildup. Maybe detail some of the crap that I'm going through trying to get parts and get things fabricated.

Oh well.. More I suppose later...

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