Gauge upgrade
11-14-2012, 10:49 PM
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This is where the JessEm makes life easy....I adjust the height of the cut "X" in 1000ths. Important due to the fact that the bit has a 1/16 gap between the cut and bearing
11-14-2012, 11:03 PM
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OK gang...thanks for playin.
Time for bed here on the east coast....got a horny wife that has no clue about WD-40 talk....so take it easy if you see her at an event....
Her name is :
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Someday....she'll find out about this....and I am gonna need a place to stay....so it you tell her....
I AM
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More tomorrow...and maybe a vote thread....
FOR THE DESIGN GUTTER RATZ!!!!
Time for bed here on the east coast....got a horny wife that has no clue about WD-40 talk....so take it easy if you see her at an event....
Her name is :
D
U
U
U
U
H
H
H
H
Someday....she'll find out about this....and I am gonna need a place to stay....so it you tell her....
I AM
COMING
TO
YOUR
CRIB
!!!
!!!
!!!
!!!
More tomorrow...and maybe a vote thread....
FOR THE DESIGN GUTTER RATZ!!!!
11-14-2012, 11:06 PM
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Very awesome Rich. I am glad I left it in your capable hands. Can't wait to be back off the boat and drunk with ya!! This thing is gonna be so badass when it's all back together with new armrests with cupholders(again thank you) and all my interior redone.
11-14-2012, 11:42 PM
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One thing I can not stand to see....in a finished product...
Fastening method....
So much of new styling and design is about the lack of detectectable fastening method...
Makes you go hmmm when you look at it.
Special in any build or design is what you can't see....even if you are trained...
Trust me braugh.....urrrrr gonna see what I mean ove the next posts....
If'n it aint too late, tell the paint shop to remake those outta 1/4" whathahelleva and "skip": the holes for fastening....
We gotcha
Fastening method....
So much of new styling and design is about the lack of detectectable fastening method...
Makes you go hmmm when you look at it.
Special in any build or design is what you can't see....even if you are trained...
Trust me braugh.....urrrrr gonna see what I mean ove the next posts....
If'n it aint too late, tell the paint shop to remake those outta 1/4" whathahelleva and "skip": the holes for fastening....
We gotcha
11-15-2012, 12:05 AM
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Ok. I'm gonna go with these like they are. If I end up not liking the fasteners when all is said and done ill remake these 3 at a later date. Still have 2 more by trim switches and throttles to do and ignition switch side and toggle switch Side. So still a lot to figure out.
Once everything else is done shouldn't be a very difficult process to shave screw holes from these pieces and reshoot.
Once everything else is done shouldn't be a very difficult process to shave screw holes from these pieces and reshoot.
Last edited by Crude Intentions; 11-15-2012 at 01:02 AM.
11-15-2012, 07:27 PM
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Great job thanks for sharing.
