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  1. 01-12-2007 07:12 PM #10
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    I use the computer to design parts, then send them to the CNC for cutting. I have a boat load of files for the "Z". This is the shock mount. I cut the parts out of plywood, install them in the car for fit. If I see something that's not quite right I make the change and cut another plywood part. Once I have it dialed in I put the (in this case aluminum) in the CNC and cut the part.
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