06-07-2018, 03:02 PM
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MetalShaper of the Month October '14 , April '16, July 2020, Jan 2023
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Western Sierra Nevadas, Badger Hill, CA
Posts: 4,388
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Originally Posted by RockHillWill
Been hectic around here for awhile. The Redneck Roundup, Model a Seminars, Dan's Route 56 Meet, took Humvee to a Military meet in North Carolina (Huey and Cobra attack choppers, etc) and more recently more repairs to the farm. had a severe rainstorm, more fence, tree and pond cleanup, etc. Been getting a little bit more done on the speedster, and am about done with the Humvee with the exception of removing and rebuilding the fuel tank. I finished building the radio trays, over head console, rear view mirror mount (actually a back up camera).Mounted a gun safe, an interior luggage rack, made mounts for the ammo carrier can , the.50 cal. gun cradle and an aluminum 'chicken guard' and built a carrier cradle to mount 'MaDuece' (w/ barrel removed)to the underside of the rear sponson hatch. Not a lot of metal shaping more like metal work. I got the VIC-3 intercom headsets mounted and made mounting brackets for the intercom controls, CB radio, 2 meter HAM radio. All the wiring and antenna cables have been run from the controls, under the 'heat' panels and mounted on the rear sponsons. Made adaptors for the front seats to use high back 'commander' seats for more comfort.
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Some really classy metalwork in these photos, Will. Love your productivity, accuracy, and detail.
Interesting - IF - what I see is the horiz mill shoving holes in the tube mounted in the headstock .... very creative hole indexing.
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"All it takes is a little practical experience to blow the he!! out of a perfectly good theory." --- Lloyd Rosenquist, charter member AWS, 1919.
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