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you made that easy.looks really good. thanks for posting.

mike

 

very good explanation... you have such a way with words.

 

smooth.

 

All business...I like it!

Thanks

 

Nice!

 

So true!

 

That's a great idea. I wish I'd thought of it!

 

Kevin. Can you identify the tool used and the cost of one of those? I think I need one . Dale

 

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The punch and die heads produce perfectly round, burr free holes in up to 1.5mm (16g) steel and 2.5mm (12g) aluminium. When working along a panel edge just mark the pitch on your job then set the depth gauge on the hand punch [up to 51mm (2") deep], to produce lines of equidistant holes. Kit contains seven punch & die sets - 3/32", 1/8", 5/32", 3/16", 7/32", 1/4", 9/32".

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Looks very much like this one to me, where to purchase in the USA ? Try FROST or one of the metalworking tool sites even HF have this one
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• Punch holes in thin sheet steel, aluminum, and brass
• Powerful, lightweight tool punches mild steel as thick as 16 gauge
• Includes 2mm, 3mm, 4mm, 4.5mm, 5.5mm, 6mm and 7mm punch and dies
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12 pictures, that comes out to about 12,000 words

Very nice work

 

Rad.

 

Hey,

If you wait and drive down the "nipple" left in the middle of the plug until you locate the plug in the whole this will help expand the plug for a press-like fit in one operation. You can also use cut washers for this if you haven't got a Roper-Whitney punch handy.

Great tech,BTW-

" What happened to my country? ''

 

Sweet

 

Very nice. Did you ever get that thing to quit leaving you on the side of the road??

-Abone.

 

I love my Roper Whitney punch. don't be fooled by Harbor Freight cheap crap. they take about 10 times the effort to punch, then the "hole" gets stuck in the tool and you need to get it out. pain in the ass when you are punching a bunch of holes.

I used the crappy one at my buddies shop... he was so proud of himself that it was only like 15 bucks.

 

Nice work.... I like the metal finishing method, instead of body filler.



Malcolm