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Frank. Scurfing is the process which is part of the finishing of welded joints where a large diameter sander is used to smooth filing scratches and such from the surface of the panels.
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Those are beautiful wings David and the time you spent documenting and answering questions puts you in a class above.
I myself as well as I am sure others appreciate the effort. Ron |
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I show my work up close up. I try to show the process of making panels. I try to have clear photos because I can't see the point in fuzzy photos taken from a distance with little detail and in this day and age it's easy to get decent photos. I will be posting a video of these wings soon because photos don't show things in a true light.
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David your efforts are greatly appreciated. Thank you for the detail you include.
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David, a (good picture) tells more than a thousand words, but even a short video gives an even more insight in the sequence and time/effort needed to make a panel. The problem is that, if you get the hang of it, taking pictures during fabrication isn't that time consuming. But posting and documenting it is. I can't imagine the tremendous amount of effort going into making a video and documenting it. Nowadays it's easier I know and we metalshapers don't care about the wrong music But still it is time consuming.
The metal community appreciates these short videos a lot, no matter how shaky they are. I'm looking forward to it. Kind regards, Frank
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I joined this forum a while back to learn how to patch a couple of holes in my truck. But I find myself in awe reading posts like this and studying the photos.
A month ago I'd never have guessed you could even make such a wing like this by hand. Thanks for taking the time to document your work and sharing it David. Dan
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I normally do not worry about shrinking marks (unless the panel need to be polished) I believe that the amount of polyester or high build primer needed for the weld undercut is enough to fill the marks
Nice job David ! Peter
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