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Graham88

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7th Jun 10 at 01:54

Amazing work, although this:

http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c109/leeh303/060620101420.jpg

Looks like it could be cut out?

Ian

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7th Jun 10 at 02:28

Speed holes

3CorsaMeal

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7th Jun 10 at 09:29

amazing work

lee303

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7th Jun 10 at 18:13

quote:
Originally posted by Graham88
Amazing work, although this:

http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c109/leeh303/060620101420.jpg

Looks like it could be cut out?

if you cut it out entirely, you lose a fair bit of the structural rigidity that helps with panel shape etc, the cage will more than make up the strength in the chassis but the outer body would be a bit flimsy, especially around the door shut, plus, holes look cool as...

gavin18787

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7th Jun 10 at 20:09

Will it be a convertable too next time we see it if this power tool fetish continues

Drives supercharged Tec with torque

lee303

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7th Jun 10 at 21:01

i have an alarm clock i set for ten minutes everytime i give willay an air tool and turn my back, when it goes off i check on him, working on the principle he cant hurt himself or the car fatally in that time scale...

Mike

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7th Jun 10 at 23:01

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8th Jun 10 at 10:29

PMSL at the holes

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8th Jun 10 at 10:30

quote:
Originally posted by lee303
i have an alarm clock i set for ten minutes everytime i give willay an air tool and turn my back, when it goes off i check on him, working on the principle he cant hurt himself or the car fatally in that time scale...

intresting logic

gavin18787

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8th Jun 10 at 19:13

I reckon I could get a leg off sub 10

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lee303

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8th Jun 10 at 21:27

you can survive a leg off though gav...

Ian

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8th Jun 10 at 22:37

I can tell you a story about a hole saw and a flesh wound. In fact Ste W or Mike B might as they were both there when I nearly lost the ability to point.

lee303

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9th Jun 10 at 13:25

mm, sounds nice, never really sure how we haven't had a decent injury at the garage yet tbh, but i did insist upon an emergency stop on the mill

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9th Jun 10 at 13:30

no baby cows have died due to garage related activities either in my knowledge

Graham88

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9th Jun 10 at 13:50

quote:
Originally posted by lee303

quote:
Originally posted by Graham88
Amazing work, although this:

http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c109/leeh303/060620101420.jpg

Looks like it could be cut out?

if you cut it out entirely, you lose a fair bit of the structural rigidity that helps with panel shape etc, the cage will more than make up the strength in the chassis but the outer body would be a bit flimsy, especially around the door shut, plus, holes look cool as...

Fair point

lee303

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9th Jun 10 at 14:43

quote:
Originally posted by jr
no baby cows have died due to garage related activities either in my knowledge

not baby ones no....

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10th Jun 10 at 13:03

that means you killed daisy

lee303

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10th Jun 10 at 13:36

technically it was cowslaughter, not murder

willay

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11th Jun 10 at 11:24

Insured with Flux, all mods declared for £350 with protected NCB. Lovely.

lee303

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12th Jun 10 at 17:05

righty, so not at pv, but did find time to look at the 'burg today amongst nova and manta engine works...
it needed some attention to get the front wing/bumper fitting right etc, some pretty extreme moves needed but hey ho…