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  • #16
    Originally posted by MattF
    I can't weld for toffee, so I'd try to find some other way first. No idea, yet.
    I always brainstorm as I do a job, so I usually only have a vague idea initially.
    The job usually dictates the method as it progresses. I never was any good at
    pre-planning.
    I'm the same, thats why i have to do the job twice, at least with alloy it's easy to drill etc, been thinking or robbing asda's car park or city bus's bus stops, some nice s/steel tubeing there, but i cant weld it and it's hard to drill
    Too young to die and too old to give a toss

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    • #17
      Originally posted by MattF
      And nobody could say Surfenstein didn't end up on the right side of perfection. It's usually better 'cos you don't end up with the specific mindset of it having to be done in a certain way. It makes it a lot easier for working around unexpected problems, doesn't it? The purist planners hate it though.
      i just had a vision in me head of what i wanted it to look like,and i spose i am a bit of a perfectionist.
      www.overfab.uk

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      • #18
        Originally posted by ian619
        been thinking or robbing asda's car park or city bus's bus stops, some nice s/steel tubeing there, but i cant weld it and it's hard to drill


        I've always preferred aly if possible as well. No rust to worry about, nice and
        light, but quite tough. Also, easy to work with, as you say. I think I'm going
        to have to whip the bumper off and have a sit and think whilst I stare at what
        there is to work with. (Which should be fun in this weather). It'll probably
        be a mixture of aluminium, brass, copper and steel for the brackets, if my usual
        tack is anything to go by.

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        • #19
          Originally posted by vatchman
          i just had a vision in me head of what i wanted it to look like,and i spose i am a bit of a perfectionist.
          And no-one could ever disagree with that. She really does look beautiful. That
          was most definitely time and effort well spent and well done. I think that's
          where the two schools of thought differ, isn't it. The people who pre-plan have
          to see it on paper to visualise, whereas we get to see it all in our heads, and
          make the alterations in there as well, as we progress. Being on the shady side
          of sanity can have it's perks.

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