Here’s the time lapse from my how to DVD BUILD YOUR OWN GO KART. It’s the long version.
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Go Kart build time lapse
Posted by admin | Under Uncategorized Monday Jun 15, 2009Go Kart Building Part 5…Frame Fabrication…
Posted by admin | Under go kart frames Tuesday Mar 10, 2009
The Go Kart Guru welds a frame together…excerpts from the Go Kart Video…GoKartGuru.com
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How To Build A Go-Kart
Posted by admin | Under Uncategorized Sunday Mar 1, 2009
http://5business.tresangle.hop.clickbank.net/ Do It Yourself Network Fun Vehicle Plan Center Build Your Own GoKart Frame Layout – Step by Step Instructions Detailed Drawings, Diagrams and Photos Designed for ‘Saturday Afternoon Mechanics’ Simple Setup Proceedures EZ to Follow Build on ANY Flat Surface (Garage Floor) Source Provided for Materials, Parts, Kits
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Go kart Build Update Part 3
Posted by admin | Under Uncategorized Wednesday Feb 4, 2009
Welded up most of the frame today and got my clutch, sprocket holder, sprocket and chain from the kart shop. I have to get a seat before i mount the other three bars as two bars are for the seat and i cant weld them when i dont no the size of the mounts on the seat. When i get that and mount it i can weld in the other bar for the foot rest to what feels comfortable. Then i have to make up the spindles and weld them on. Once ive done that then i can get the diameter of the kart and then i can make the back axle. Once ive done that i can fit on the sprocket and holder and can drill the motor mounts and hook up the chain. Then i have to make up a little brake disc on the lathe at the same time i get the axle done and then mount 2 bicycle brakes on the disc. It will brake pretty good. On my motorized bike i got one set of brakes and that stops me pretty quick from 50km/h. Given the weight of the kart i will use two for double the grip. Then i have to make a steering wheel, make a shaft for it and make some steering arms. After that i can make some pedals and mount them and hook up the brakes and throttle.
Once ive done all this it ready to go! I reckon it will take me about 2 weeks to complete or just under. I think the completion date will be about January 13th. Stay tuned for more updates! There wont be another update for another week or so as i have to build this at my dads factory and he is on holidays atm and only comes to the factory like once a week to do stuff. He said he will be there next week so i should get a lot done next week.
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Go Kart Build Update Part 2
Posted by admin | Under go kart frames Saturday Jan 31, 2009
Got the frame built and the rear wheels mounted. Next ill probably work on the steering and rear sprocket.
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Go-Kart Build – Part 1
Posted by admin | Under Uncategorized Tuesday Jan 27, 2009
Here is the First Part of my Go-Kart build. To see the engine running right out of the box, check my other videos.
If you have anything ideas or things i should know about building a Go-Kart please leave a comment.
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HOW TO BUILD A GO-KART OUT OF K -NEX
Posted by admin | Under Uncategorized Monday Jul 6, 2009
HOW TO BUILD A GO-KART OUT OF K -NEXHomemade go kart frame built from interlocking wood blocks.
Posted by admin | Under go kart frames Saturday Jun 13, 2009
The go kart in this video was built using Zipblocks. Zipblocks are blocks that mechanically interlock on placement. You can think of Zipblocks as giant toy-construction bricks that fully interlock on placement…but they don’t simply come apart like some of the more popular regular sized toy-construction bricks do.
Zipblocks are not being manufactured yet. Hopefully, at some point in the near future, you will be able to go to your local home supply center and purchase Zipblock studs that are 8 to 16 feet in length just as easily as if you were to purchase normal studs.
There are a lot of advantages to building with Zipblocks studs. Some of bigger advantages are:
• Zipblock studs are always perfectly straight.
• Measurements and cuts are always multiples of “cube lengths” this makes construction simpler and eliminates a lot of mistakes.
• Zipblocks can be fabricated from wood composites, laminates, recycled plastics, ordinary wood, Styrofoam, metal, all sorts of combinations of materials, etc.
• You know how simple it is to build those toy-construction brick kits…well building with Zipblocks is just as easy. Ideally you’ll be able to choose from thousands of different Zipblocks project plans when they reach the market or even draw up your own kit on a computer.
• When you build something with Zipblocks you create zero waste. This is because when you cut a Zipblock into two parts you are simply creating two Zipblocks of different lengths. No matter how many cubes long your Zipblock is...it can always be used for something.
• Zipblocks do not require tools for embly. Glue and nails are entirely optional.
• They are fun to build with. When you build with Zipblocks it is like building with a giant toy-construction bricks.
If you are curious about Zipblocks you can visit our website and find out more about them. You can find us at http://www.zipblocks.com
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My go cart build update 2
Posted by admin | Under Uncategorized Friday Jun 12, 2009
this is some pics of the 12 hp Briggs n stratton it has been allmost done
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Design and Make Your Own Go-Kart
Posted by admin | Under Uncategorized Sunday Jun 7, 2009
http://tinyurl.com/Easy-Karts
Building a go kart is the essence of fun welding projects. If you’re interested in learning how to build your own kart , EasyKarts is A Do-It-Yourself Guide to Building Your Own Go-Kart
Just Get more info here:
http://tinyurl.com/Easy-Karts
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