3500 upper intake

[1988GTU]

Does anyone have a cad file for the 3500 lx9 uim or even just the set of intake gaskets handy?

[JerryRigg]

I just got one of these might that help?

[1988GTU]

worth a shot! thx!

[JerryRigg]

Are you looking to make spacers or something?

[1988GTU]

I would like to use the drawing as a baseline for making something potentially carb while letting a CNC do most of the cutting. I can always convert a drawing over if it's not the exact format I need it to be.

[JerryRigg]

http://60degreev6.com/forum/local_links.php?catid=1

See if that link works? 60degreeV6 main page > "downloads" > CAD files > 3x00 upper

courtesy Bszopi

[bszopi]

Was gonna say, I am pretty sure I have already uploaded a 2D layout of the ports. Currently working on a potential 3D lower. Of course, I've been working on it for 2-3 yes...

Brad
via Moto X

[1988GTU]

I found that, but wasnt sure how much bigger the 3500 is over the 3400 ports.

[bszopi]

Minimal, if any.

Brad
via Moto X

[1988GTU]

Minimal, if any.

Brad
via Moto X

ah okay. I may try moddin' the drawin a little if i can get the program again.
Thanks Brad!

[ericjon262]

I just got one of these might that help?

is that a kit or something custom? I like what I see, how big is the table?

[JerryRigg]

is that a kit or something custom? I like what I see, how big is the table?

It's a CNC router. 24"x24"x4.5" working space. It's available as a kit on eBay, there are many other versions elsewhere. It's going to help me create parts and also patterns to be cast in my foundry

[ericjon262]

It's a CNC router. 24"x24"x4.5" working space. It's available as a kit on eBay, there are many other versions elsewhere. It's going to help me create parts and also patterns to be cast in my foundry

I was thinking this would be a cool idea myself!! part of the reason I want a CNC machine! I would want a little more vertical capacity though. 4.5 inches would be cutting it close for some of the stuff I would want to do.

[JerryRigg]

I was thinking this would be a cool idea myself!! part of the reason I want a CNC machine! I would want a little more vertical capacity though. 4.5 inches would be cutting it close for some of the stuff I would want to do.

For a CNC router, it's plenty of room. A true CNC "machine" will have significantly more Z travel.

This is for "light duty" work, materials such as foam, wood, MDF, tooling plastic..etc. It's supposed to be able to do soft metals like Aluminum & Brass but I haven't tried those yet.

Even still, if you build your own CNC you can make it to whatever specs you like.

[ericjon262]

yeah, I kinda figured it was lighter duty. but there's no harm in that. it'll work fine for making patterns for your castings, which is a big reason I want a small to medium size CNC router or machine. I would very much like to get into casting and machining parts, we could get some pretty legit parts going for the 60V6!