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I have a few other things I can try if this fails. I'll try some test cuts somewhere safe firstI think you'll have a hard time getting that to cut straight, and the high speed will just melt the plastic and make a mess.
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I have a few other things I can try if this fails. I'll try some test cuts somewhere safe firstI think you'll have a hard time getting that to cut straight, and the high speed will just melt the plastic and make a mess.
Thanks. I'm really surprised myself that I was able to pull it off. I had some doubt early on by myself and some other forum members. All warranted of course. But I pushed on and made sure that I can always go back to stock should it fail.Nice job. I'm super impressed that you just went and did this. It looks a ton better than I would expect someone to do in their home garage without custom fabrication experience. I'd still be dithering about what material thickness to use, and here you are with a fully functional bumper. Nice!
That looks really nice.
Worst case with the bumper cover is ...
As promised here it's the YouTube video I made documenting the process on the design and mock up.
I have all the cardboard cutouts still around. I might be able to send them to as they are.Did you save the template? Could you trace it for me on some butcher paper? I’m happy to pay shipping . . .
Actually, now that I think on it a photo with a couple rulers orthoganal would work too. I believe can use that an sketchup.I have all the cardboard cutouts still around. I might be able to send them to as they are.
Let me know what you need, I'd be happy to helpActually, now that I think on it a photo with a couple rulers orthoganal would work too. I believe can use that an sketchup.
Thanks! It's basically the 4x4 layout, just toss a couple rulers along the edges at 90 or include an L square and take the pic from generally above. From that lots of image tools can recreate the dimensions based on the standards.Let me know what you need, I'd be happy to help
Thanks! It's basically the 4x4 layout, just toss a couple rulers along the edges at 90 or include an L square and take the pic from generally above. From that lots of image tools can recreate the dimensions based on the standards.
Let me know if this works for youThanks! It's basically the 4x4 layout, just toss a couple rulers along the edges at 90 or include an L square and take the pic from generally above. From that lots of image tools can recreate the dimensions based on the standards.
Check my last postIronically, having spent many months driving that XOverland 200 around the wilds of the Americas... often I wished it had upper hood/grill protection. CBI could add it and I'm sure you could incorporate it into your build too.
This is still in the plans, just putting this here to document stuff.
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