Finally got some bench time...
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Bob, you are correct, usually start with a paper template then shape it to a final fit. Those scribe marks on the cab where to help me bend both sides the same.
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Mock up.......
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Inner door skins....
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Stuck on some plastic door handles to see what it will look like..
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The doors are not soldered together yet, still need some glass...
Working on more of the cab, adding interior framing...
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cut down some small hinges from 'Micro- Mark'....
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Mock up time, the cowling piece is not attached yet....
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Here is the final version of the roof form, MDF from a piece of laminate flooring.
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Roof is .005 brass sheet ....
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Heated to cherry red add beat to fit...
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since this will get painted I was able to 'pie cut' the corners and fill with solder...
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That is all for now, thanks for looking in!!
Randy
OK, you got some cool daddy tools. What's that thing you beat the roof into submission with? is it pneumatic> (I didn't take metal shop in school)
How do you keep the solder from running up in the hinge pin?
Stunning work Randy!
