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Old 04-06-2020, 10:08 PM   #136
68bowtie
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Re: Project “Blue Bomb” (rebirth of a 1970 c30)

You know, I was taking out the trash today and I walked past it and it occurred to me that's what you meant about the height. Duh.

I used L4x3x1/4 for the frame and ST2x2x3/16 for the braces. Good eye, I welded it up to get it level and square, then cut out the middle section. I do everything with my 4.5" dewalt grinder (I love that thing). Cuts with a cutoff disc, mitered corners with a grinding disc, and finishing with a 4.5" sanding disc. I just try and mark it well and keep a steady hand. Not a pro by any stretch!

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