Cutting wheel flare arches
Cutting wheel flare arches
Might have to trim them on the ute to fit new rock and tree sliders.
What is the best method?
Thinking of masking tape, mark area to be cut, small drill in the corner of area to be cut then stanley knife? scissors? or junior hacksaw??
Your recommendations please
Brendan
What is the best method?
Thinking of masking tape, mark area to be cut, small drill in the corner of area to be cut then stanley knife? scissors? or junior hacksaw??
Your recommendations please
Brendan
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Sheet metal cutting
I used to be a sheet metal worker, they have a wonderfull device that cuts with compressed air and an arc, it will cut up to 1/4" plate like a VERY hot knife through butter, so see if you have any sheet metal fabricators in your area that want a few quid cash in there tea break )
Alternativly do a google search for a 'nibbler'
available in hand or power, I have a hand one if u need to borrow it
http://www.cromwell.co.uk/SEN5918090K
Alternativly do a google search for a 'nibbler'
available in hand or power, I have a hand one if u need to borrow it
http://www.cromwell.co.uk/SEN5918090K
Jeep wrangler / Defender owner
If its not rattling its more than likely fallen off !
If its not rattling its more than likely fallen off !
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lol in that case
lol in that case, use a jigsaw and a light sand afterwards, just did mine only took a few mins
Jeep wrangler / Defender owner
If its not rattling its more than likely fallen off !
If its not rattling its more than likely fallen off !
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