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Little tricks
Your project is looking really good. A thought I alway keep in mind is to keep the weld area as straight as possible. A nice straight line will give you a nice straight weld as the heat follows the line. A straight line will give you less distortion. I'm more of a repairer than a fabricator so I've learn't this from many years of making repair panels like your doing here.
J.Poole
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Nice result there.
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Martin, The end result is fantastic !
Like the guys have said 90 % of the job is the prep wearing reading glasses was a game changer for me (when I could actually see my results improved which made me want to practice more) Keep up the great work Cheers John
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That's some very nice work. I would be real proud of that if it was mine. Way more fun than just buying a panel, and it probably fit way better too.
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Lovely work Martin!
Hang the expense - I bet your panels are a better fit than bought ones! Cheers Charlie |
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Thanks everyone,
I really appreciate your comments and constructive advice
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Nice job Martin, looks like a bought one.
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