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I want to make a small flat bracket to mount a RAM mount or Go Pro on a Ducati Supersport, using 3/16" sheet aluminum. The finished piece is about 3 1/4" x 3 1/4, with two holes drilled to 3/8" D.
This will attach to the two chicago screws attaching the plastic housing around the ignition.
A crude mock-up using hardboard is shown to illustrate the cutting needed. The critical dimensions and cuts are hole locations and the ears around the holes to avoid the housing.
Any suggestions where to get this done? (I am in metrowest area, but some travel is OK too.)
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I'll look and see if I got some scrap laying around.
3 1/4x3 1/4 square. By 3/16 thick. With 2 3/8 holes drilled. Where do you need the holes drilled on the plate?
2016 triumph street triple R
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Ok let me see what I got laying around
2016 triumph street triple R
"A Journey must begin with one step"
No dice on the 3/16" thick aluminum. I got 1/8"
2016 triumph street triple R
"A Journey must begin with one step"
Appreciate you checking.
How professional do you want it? If you want something that looks factory, I've had things done at ET Duval in Leominster. They have a water jet, they'll CAD it up and cut it out. Pricey though for that one piece. If you want to just cut it out and sand/file/polish it over time to a good look, I might have a chunk of metal lying around here.
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I can do it out of steel. I got 12g steel laying around
2016 triumph street triple R
"A Journey must begin with one step"
If you give me a few other dimensions I can draw it in Solidworks and water jet it out. I have a ton of stock at work I'm sure I have the 3/16
edit or if you want send me the template I can measure and compare before I send it back.
Last edited by flippedr6; 08-03-17 at 02:13 PM.
2008 Kawasaki Concours 14
2018 Beta 390 RR-S
Aluminum is incredibly easy to cut and file, you could cut it with a jigsaw slightly oversize and then file/drawfile the edges to the line. Drill the holes with a drill press and you're done. You can buy raw material at Home Depot (overpriced but you're buying such a tiny quantity that it doesn't matter).
Although I agree it is much easier to find someone with scrap and a waterjet cutter.![]()
Joe
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I have attached a PDF with more detailed dimensioning that I think (hope) is sufficient to enter into CAD.
Thank you very much, and let me know if I missed anything in the drawing.
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Will do man I should be able to do it tomorrow.
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2008 Kawasaki Concours 14
2018 Beta 390 RR-S
There's a metal shop in Woburn mass and they sell sheets to bar stock.
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Joe
04 Thruxton (Street)
01 SV650 (Track)
75 CB400F (Future Vintage Racer)
68 BSA Royal Star (Garage Floor Lubricator)
'02 Ducati 998, '08 Ducati HyperMotard 1100S, '14 Subaru XV Crosstrek
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You should be ablw to hack that out with a jig saw , and a file
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I finally have the bike, bracket, and hard-to-find-dimension-off-the-shelf sex change screws all in the same place today. Installed the bracket, mounted the gopro and took it for a test ride. Worked out great, and I have now have a nicely-centered and stable camera mount for the 2017 Supersport, just in time for track day.
Huge thank you to flippedr6 for building the bracket for me - perfectly done!
Bracket installed:
With gopro installed:
Frame grab from test ride video:
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Looks mint. Nice work
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You might want to adjust the camera to not record your speed on the street ... just in case![]()