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BBT Fabrications 87 Burban build
tintguy55
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Thanks for all the positive comments.
nvr53
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updates?
YellowZoomZoom
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Edited: 3/24/2011 12:03:43 PM by YellowZoomZoom
This thing is just effin amazing. Ive always wanted to either avalanche one of these or put a K5 top on. :COPS:
This thing is just effin amazing. Ive always wanted to either avalanche one of these or put a K5 top on. :COPS:
smctoy
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Omg I love this build!!
coleskezzie
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Edited: 3/24/2011 8:07:16 PM by coleskezzie
Got the rear floor finished up last week! The firewall is complete minus the tunnel and kick panel sections! Check her out fellas!!
Got the rear floor finished up last week! The firewall is complete minus the tunnel and kick panel sections! Check her out fellas!!
sakustoms
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Unbelievable as always. How do you get the indents in the panels with those wood forms? Is it a two piece form or something like that?
Deluxe_D100
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Thats attention to detail right there. Truck is looking great.
slamdblazer
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Hey Guys can you explain the process with the MDF dyes or forms? or more detailed pics....just curious on the process. Thanks
tlw32882
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what he said^^^^ I have seen you and LSOH do this but I dont get it 100%
///RA TROY
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DragaDodge said:
what he said^^^^ I have seen you and LSOH do this but I dont get it 100%
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The wood MDF panels are basicly used as a guide or a fence for our die to ride along so that step is straight and uniform to the wood. We use a machine called a Pullmax to acheive this. ( LSOH has a vibra shear which is a similar machine) Basicly it has an upper and lower die that are male and female similar to a bead roller except instead of rolling they move vertically up and down. I will see if I have any in action pics that i can post up.
DragaDodge said:
what he said^^^^ I have seen you and LSOH do this but I dont get it 100%
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The wood MDF panels are basicly used as a guide or a fence for our die to ride along so that step is straight and uniform to the wood. We use a machine called a Pullmax to acheive this. ( LSOH has a vibra shear which is a similar machine) Basicly it has an upper and lower die that are male and female similar to a bead roller except instead of rolling they move vertically up and down. I will see if I have any in action pics that i can post up.