Here we are. Welding and puns.
6061 aluminum. Spades are laser cut and bent. Handles are tube laser cut. Some random turning on a lathe and a little tig welding.
Dead babies. Vaccines. Global pandemics?
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Electric4Life
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"Engaged to a 1999 Syncrowave 250 but open to a relationship with a Dynasty 700"
Last Activity: 09-08-2021, 06:53 PM
Joined: 01-01-2012
Location: CA
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it'll look original at first glance but won't sound at all like a 34 that's for sureLeave a comment:
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Recent work that I've done. Spare tire carrier for a '34 Plymouth. Never done this type of work professionally before but grew up around an old guy that knew his way around an english wheel and planishing hammer.
My part time job recently turned into a full time job at a local hot rod shop....Last edited by Electric4Life; 09-08-2021, 06:35 PM. -
project pictured is 1/4 wall perimeter with 3/16 wall x-mem 2 x 6 tubing....complete overkill
For a light duty PU I'd go with .120 for uprights and .188 cross bar with gusseted connections and/or fish plates IMO for the OP's project...Leave a comment:
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don't be fooled by the profile pic the name actually implies turning a sailboat against the wind...Leave a comment:
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