Electric Car Conversion 101 Video 004

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Introduction: Electric Car Conversion 101 Video 004

By 300MPG.org
About: Ordinary guy with no special skills, just trying to change the world one backyard invention at a time. See more at: http://300mpg.org/ On Twitter - @300MPGBen and at Ecoprojecteer.net

See how to convert a Dodge Neon to a 300V AC Electric car, one step at a time, through this video series.

Video 4 Features cutting the hole for the coupler, destruction of tools, and shows why it's important to wear safety glasses!

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    6 Comments

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    Bened
    Bened

    8 years ago

    can't watch the video on mobile devices??? really?

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    ceknight
    ceknight

    11 years ago on Introduction

    I love the quote: "I believe we are done for the day"! How many times have I said that to myself...lol.

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    Twi7ch
    Twi7ch

    11 years ago on Introduction

    I only ask because it doesnt look like it but why are you cutting metal without lubrication? You get a lot better surface cut and you dont break your bits...

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    carpespasm
    carpespasm

    13 years ago on Introduction

    Was that a steel cutting hole saw? It looked (and sounded) like that wasn't the task it was made for. I guess if it were a wood cutter, but that's the one time you were planning to use it for that purpose it might work on mild steel okay. how did you manage to finish the hole?