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Chris, as I look at it, your hand must hurt. But the result is great. If you put a rubber tool in the pullmax and therefore a pipe oposit it, you will save deep shaping. But as I say super detail. I would not believe that this is possible only by hand power.
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You do get tired with the hammer work, but my arms have grown like Popeyes.
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hi Chris
Great results! like the idea of the flare. what does it look like from the inside of the box? Steve
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Inside of the box is flat, as it is double skinned.
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I decided I didn't need to make a buck as I could take take better patterns and use profile gauges off the RHS guard.
I keep my tools on hand as I may need them Made a bracket to give me 100mm distance off the wheel hub face to the outer guard edge. Same as the other side Taped the wheel arch flange for my line. broke it along the line in the swager, then use some pliers, and then hammer and dolly to finish
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Chris
Ok I guess I missed that. Thanks
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