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Re: Does Bezel screw directly into Cluster?
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Originally Posted by rfmaster
That's a very nice design - I would consider breaking into three pieces to make it easily manufacturable - 1) front Bezel; 2) Spacer; 3)back spacer plate. 1 and 3 can be done on water jet very quickly and at low cost from SS sheet metal (say 0.090) while 2 can be CNC cut from 0.250 Aluminum 6062 block. Strategically placed tapped (say 6-32) holes - well you get the jest of it.
//RF
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Thanks, the parts would be 3pc, the rednering doesnt show the part lines very well.. The rear piece has to be plastic as the electircal connections would be made there.
After going to the local hardware store, its gona be about 70 bucks for a 2 3/4 and 3 3/4 hole saw  .... Im going to see abou thow much it would cost to SLS the parts. It will probably be between 100 and 200 im guessing. Also going to see if you can waterjet plastic sheets.. that would be slick too.
clint
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