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My Model A Coupster
Hi Jeff, was there a picture in post #7?
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I didn't really keep track of the hours spent on them but it took 5 weeks. I would guess around 80 to 100 hours. That includes making several sets of dies and some scrap. I'm hoping the fronts don't take anything close to that but who knows? It depends on how they fit with the headlight bar and the frame..
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Yes it was the dies for the fender lip. Sorry about that I'm still learning how to post with my phone. I don't do as much posting since my computer crashed.
Still not working. It's in my album. Here is a link. http://allmetalshaping.com/picture.p...ictureid=18629
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Jeff Dyce Hell, there are no rules here - we're trying to accomplish something. Thomas A. Edison Last edited by Dyce; 12-23-2017 at 12:19 AM. |
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Thanks for showing the progress there Jeff. Rear fenders came out really nice.
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Very nice detail work Dyce. You clearly have a good 'eye'.
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Great results. Well done!
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