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    Doesn't seem like much got done this weekend, but here's what we did..


    Stopped by the local CNC router facility to get some generic guides made for bead detail on the Lennox Nibbler...





    Also had some blanks cut out over there to the right side. These were to form stops so we can adjust length of our pattern shorter as needed..








    It has a snug fit like so:





    Next was to turn up a new die with less crown than the other we've been using, just to have a different look, a flatter bead..











    Setting up for some practice runs...








    Here's a comparison between the new die and the fuller radius we've been using..


    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMi7...ature=youtu.be


    Thursday night headed over to Virginia, the 52 Chevy tail pan now resided in Fredericksburg and I needed to borrow the original and new one for the Coming Out car show in Charlotte Hall, being held Sunday (today). I had been dragging my feet about even going to the show, but the weather forecast promised beautiful weather, so I went ahead and reserved a vendor spot to show off our fabrication work. Friday night started gathering some samples to take and a put some pictures together for an album..





    We still had all the original pieces for the lift gate repair, so that was a good sample..

    Set up at the show, I figured parked next to the Ice Cream truck would be easier on my will power than the smell of three BBQ trucks on the other side...








    Got these pictures right after we set up and before all the crowd showed up. Had a blast, talking metalshaping, rust repair, etc. for most of the day.. I guess I've got to get back to work now...
    Last edited by MP&C; 04-02-2017 at 06:04 PM.
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