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    I was wondering how many teams out there use a wooden frame jig and how much success they have had with it? It seems that if done properly, it could be a cheap and easy way to get a frame built if you can somehow find a way to keep the wood from swelling and making it rigid enough to where it will not flex when welding

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    I was wondering how many teams out there use a wooden frame jig and how much success they have had with it? It seems that if done properly, it could be a cheap and easy way to get a frame built if you can somehow find a way to keep the wood from swelling and making it rigid enough to where it will not flex when welding

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    Wood works ok. It is fine for any first year team, of any team on a tight budget.

    We use it in making the roll hoops, and it works just fine. We print out a drawing at 1:1 and make the tubes match it.

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    Our chassis was done on wood jigs, it was not very stiff on jigging, but for get better tolerances on the brackets/wishbone supports, we used some metals jigs...

    I didn't like so much our chassis because the GMAW/MAG welding... but it's easyer and faster for us.

    take a look on our site, there are some photos:

    www.bombajaracing.com

    Best Regards!

    Cristiano Ubessi
    Bombaja Racing Team - Fed. Uni. Santa Maria

    Tech. Adviser - 2011
    Tech. Leader - 2010

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