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Awesome.
Almost as much as getting paid.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChickNorris
Got a lot accomplished today. Not the least of which was finding the wiring glitch that caused intermittent "no start" on the truck.
Screw you, 32 pin IDM harness !
[QUOTE=OtterbatHellcat;2252871]Got a lot accomplished today. Not the least of which was finding the wiring glitch that caused intermittent "no start" on the truck.
Sounds like gremlins. IT AIN'T WENDDEL WILKIE !!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1xqrdtJs8w
I have this 22 gauge steel that I need to cut these patterns out of, but I'm not sure what will be the best way. I don't have a plasma cutter. Any ideas? Right now I'm thinking of making straight cuts to make squares and more manageable pieces then either a dremel cut off wheel or jig saw with a metal blade and then grinder to clean up the edges. Lend me your ideas. I thought about a hole saw, but I don't want holes in the center. Hole saws without the center and a drill press would probably be nice right now.
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/eu...=w1112-h625-no
Bandsaw probably.
Nibbler maybe.
Water jet definitely.
3am wake up today, at least I get off at 1pm.
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Those kind of parts are stamped.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
You got big job ahead with those. Drill press with hole saws with pilots removed.
If you can cut the squares accurately could clamp several square together and grind corners off to make circles. Lots of free hand work makes consistency harder to manage.
I was thinking aviation snips, but doing that many free-hand would suck.