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Engine turning dash panels
Posted: June 26 2008 03:04 PM
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Jan Hemsted (aka 41 Kustom)
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| Thought I'd show what my dash might look like. A fellow club member came up with a way to do engine turning on a drill press and I did it useing what I had. I'll try to explain how in my pictures. He did a peice of sheet metal for his fathers hot rod truck and stuck a Sun tack in the middle. It came out awsome. I did it with some aluminum and I still have to seal it somehow, any suggestions? I'll upload some picts on my pictures. |
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