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CNC Machining
My Haas Mini Mill is up and running. Over the next few weeks, I'll be making some duplicates of one-off Harley Davidson FXR parts I've made over the years as well as some new designs I've been sitting on for a while. Please let me know if anybody needs any parts to be machined. I'd like to help out this community, so my shop rates will be very reasonable. I can provide design assistance as well.
CNC Machining
1 like • May '25
@Kully Millage thank you, I appreciate it. I've got a long list of things I'll make with it
Additive printed race mufflers
Good afternoon pro members! A lot of testing and design work has went into the new kullyco mufflers- but I’m very pleased with the result. The printed muffler parts are available in 304L stainless or 6Al4V titanium. Offering two different weight / price points. I look forward to growing in this direction - utilizing print manufacturing in my exhaust business moving forward. Have a great day!
Additive printed race mufflers
1 like • Apr '25
Is there a shop you'd recommend for metal 3D printing?
1939 Ford Truck Update
Finally finish welded the exhaust for my truck. Most of the connections are V-band joints. I machined a heat sink out of aluminum to keep the V-band flanges from warping. It's just a puck with a relief for the lip on the male side, a small hole for the back purge argon to flow out of, and a 3-bolt pattern to grab the flange. These welds aren't the best, I'm a little rusty. But they got better as I went. I've fit the exhaust to the truck, and it'll need a little adjustment since there was a little weld distortion, but not too much since I didn't have any gaps. I plan on doing this with the TIG torch, heating where I want shrinkage to be. If anyone has any suggestions on how else to do this, I'd be happy to hear them. Also, here are a few of my favorites from the Grand National Roadster show a couple of weeks ago. I got a lot of inspiration there.
1939 Ford Truck Update
1 like • Feb '25
@Kully Millage thank you sir! I'll keep sharing as I go. It's cool to have a place where I can bounce ideas off of some knowledgeable people. I saw some really cool details at that show. I believe those were original lobster claw brakes. The craftsmanship on that car was excellent.
1 like • Feb '25
Yeah that 36 was next level. I also liked seeing all of the old AMBR winners
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Rex Peel
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@rex-peel-2281
Mechanical engineer and machinist. Amateur motorcycle racer. I build Harleys and old Fords for fun.

Active 2d ago
Joined Feb 13, 2025
Millbrae, CA