Well yours weren't built by the chap who originally built these then! To be honest the galavising costs next to nothing so worthwhile. They'll be painted with bed liner afterwards so we'll see how that holds up.
That two-centres method is great for centering centre punch dots
. It's to hold a 'Little Ben' which some of you might remember
Well yours weren't built by the chap who originally built these then! To be honest the galavising costs next to nothing so worthwhile. They'll be painted with bed liner afterwards so we'll see how that holds up.
Funnily enough I've never needed sliders, sills are high enough up on the 110 and decent enough driver not to have needed tree sliders
Acoustic foam.
Not so much made today but finally finished repairing a mates rock sliders for his Land Cruiser. Forgot to take picture before chucking them in the trailer and dropping them off for the galvanisers to collect.
Remind me not to repair someone else's handiwork again, would have been much simpler to build from scratch. They looked the part but after the first hit against a rock in Yorkshire they self dismantled. Every place I looked revealed more things needing fixing. There was also quite a lot of body filler
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Oh well may not be as smooth and pretty but they're now a damn sight stronger.
Will get some piccies when they're back on Wednesday.
No, it is a good job as you should see some of the things on some boats, especially the clammers, they tend to do the welding themselves and.... well I better not say too much
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and just for scale the end mill is 1/8" diameter
