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Old 01-15-2009, 01:20 PM   #11
502tripower
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Re: Any Dash Ideas

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Hole saws.

I had to use a dremel to make em fit perfect.
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I made a dash out of an old glove box door. I dont have pics in the computer right now. I used hole saws also. And as Joey AP stated, you need to route 'em out to fit nice and tite. At the time I mentioned that Autometer could make a killing if they came out with a set of holesaws to fit their guages!! I dont know where they come up with the diameters for those things.
Dashes look good guys.... Anytime I run into that issue I use my spindle sander.
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