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    Navy7797 is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    Beautiful work as always !
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    Quote Originally Posted by rspears View Post
    You are a Wizard with the Lennox!! Amazing to stretch a 180 so accurately!!Thanks for sharing.
    There were a couple of learning curve scraps, but good ol' geometry came into play to get us close. The metal started as 16 gauge (.059) and after the linear stretching had thinned to .031 thickness on the ends.
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    That's fantastic work...using what you have and no one will have anything like it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MP&C View Post
    There were a couple of learning curve scraps, but good ol' geometry came into play to get us close. The metal started as 16 gauge (.059) and after the linear stretching had thinned to .031 thickness on the ends.
    As I've gotten older the excitement is just figuring out how to "Gitter Done" is what counts. I thoroughly enjoy your posts with the details of how you figured out the steps to not just get it done, but get it done RIGHT!! I sincerely appreciate that you take time to document the steps you take, and then share them with us.
    Roger
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