Homemade fiberglass chassis...

[Momo5]

Let me start off by saying, I'm not the most handy person when it comes to fabricating stuff, however, I'd like to make a fiberglass chassis for my Royal Ripper. I stumbled across an old post for this homemade chassis for the hotshot...

I sent a message to prp but he hasnt been on lately. I'd like to make a chassis similer to this one, but I have no idea how the chassis is being held together. What is he using here to make the sides of the chassis connect with the bottom of the chassis? Before I saw this I thought about using some sort of metal "L" shaped bracket, but I didnt think this would be sturdy enough. Any ideas?

[PBR Allstar]

well, it's definitely held with a small bracket or block, I'm thinking if you don't have resource to make a nice bracket, but want something trick, an aluminum servo mount would probably look and work perfect.


maybe something like this:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/STRC-STA80072SGM-Aluminum-Servo-Mount-Axial-Wraith-/390410631353?pt=Radio_Control_Parts_Accessories&hash=item5ae64978b9

[Momo5]

Wow..thanks PBR..those are pretty trick mounts...that may just work!

[Mr. ED]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-DuraTrax-DTXC8810-Servo-Mount-Steering-Maximum-ST-/320591213880?pt=Radio_Control_Parts_Accessories&hash=item4aa4b9b538

10 times cheaper, ust to say, yes servo mounts are very usefull diy item, but check out prices before you buy