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<blockquote data-quote="los33" data-source="post: 8564052" data-attributes="member: 660834">Lmao do you even know the process of getting the correct cuts for a model?Then material it&#039;s self would cost nearly 600-700$.Neo being much more expensive in chunks.Also soft parts adapted to new motor builds don&#039;t magically create them self&#039;s based off how a cnc creates parts.I don&#039;t care if it&#039;s a large build house or a small build house, unless you pick already available parts there is no way you will stay under 5k at any point.Motors ALSO have readily available parts to put one together. All that is really needed is to process it thru a magnetizer which ups the cost for building a new motor not already magnetised.If you went thru a design phase they designed it with getting as close as possible specs using readily available parts.IA and sundown both have custom made motors, I can assure you Jacob didn&#039;t pay 1k for his motor..Sent from my Z970 using Tapatalk</blockquote>

[QUOTE="los33, post: 8564052, member: 660834"] Lmao do you even know the process of getting the correct cuts for a model? Then material it's self would cost nearly 600-700$. Neo being much more expensive in chunks. Also soft parts adapted to new motor builds don't magically create them self's based off how a cnc creates parts. I don't care if it's a large build house or a small build house, unless you pick already available parts there is no way you will stay under 5k at any point. Motors ALSO have readily available parts to put one together. All that is really needed is to process it thru a magnetizer which ups the cost for building a new motor not already magnetised. If you went thru a design phase they designed it with getting as close as possible specs using readily available parts. IA and sundown both have custom made motors, I can assure you Jacob didn't pay 1k for his motor.. Sent from my Z970 using Tapatalk [/QUOTE]

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