In this second part of the budget custom shifter kart build, I fabricate the frame from the steel tube which involves bending, notching, cutting, and welding. Hope you enjoy and I will see you next week with part 3!
Hey Dude , looks fantastic , you made a uniq vehicle. I see that you have already created 3D of the frame , I would like to ask you that is there any possibility to get the 3D from you to adjust in my workshop , I can send you pictures after all :) ,
Hi, can yo please make a video showing the plans with all dimensions an angles?, I want to get in karting but I can buy one so maybe I can build it, thanks
I did not understand anything you did as I am dead drunk. But dude I really appreciate the hard work you did put in as I myself did it once to get a rd400 chasis ready. Way to go with the Youngs modulus of your chassis. All the best from India 🇮🇳 🇮🇳 🇮🇳
Congratulations my brother. beautiful project.Would it be possible to send me the project with the measurements for me to try to do here in Brazil? Grateful in advance!
About the two bendings on the pipe of the front end where the spindles mount, is the bending so that the front tires level with the rear tires/rear axle? I heard that karts are designed that way to prevent flipping over while on turns or is just to level the front and rear end? Nice work thank you.
Hi , I found your build page while searching for go-kart plans or if you have any suggestions where to find any i'm looking to build a kart for my grandson. Thanks
There’s a slim Chance you’ll see this but can you release the plans and measurements for the frame if you still have the, cause I’m trying to make my own
Where did you buy the steel tubing and what welder are you using? I've been trying to find a supplier of steel tubing but the only place I can find it is at places like home depot where the only sell select sizes and it is extremely over priced.
I’m currently in the process of building a 125cc shifter kart for my senior project. I got 20ft long 1.25in OD, 1in ID tubing for $33 from a local metal place. (Type “metal place” into google maps and one should be relatively close)