I know that it's a common thing in metal and woodworking using cuts to make smooth bends, but it's always a neat thing to see once it's all filled (or glued) in. With your breaker popping in the garage, I'll bet it was frustrating making all of those welds.
THATS WHATS NICE ABOUT BUILDING YOUR OWN,PROGRESS CHANGES ALL THE TIME, GOOD OR BAD, IT GREAT TINKER TIME. .I HAVE DRIVEN MY 34 BUICK, BUT STILL CHANGING THINGS. TURN ON THE TUNES, HAVE A GREAT BUILD.
![Making My Own Shackles for the 1929 Model A Hot Rod [Plus A Lot More] Pt.12 #hotrod #car #ford #diy](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/TDw7BmUJlJw/mqdefault.jpg)
Front of the frame is looking a lot better now
Yes it had to be done.
I know that it's a common thing in metal and woodworking using cuts to make smooth bends, but it's always a neat thing to see once it's all filled (or glued) in.
With your breaker popping in the garage, I'll bet it was frustrating making all of those welds.
Yes its super annoying 😆
THATS WHATS NICE ABOUT BUILDING YOUR OWN,PROGRESS CHANGES ALL THE TIME, GOOD OR BAD, IT GREAT TINKER TIME. .I HAVE DRIVEN MY 34 BUICK, BUT STILL CHANGING THINGS. TURN ON THE TUNES, HAVE A GREAT BUILD.
I fully agree! Thank you. I can't wait for you guys to see what's to come on this car. It changes quite a bit.