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    Does it matter how big the shrinking disc is? I've seen 4" & 9" available. I only have a 4" angle grinder....will the 4" disc be big enough for what it needs to do on my lid?
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    Randy I want to say it was a four inch disc, but that was long ago, its a memory thing now...
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    During my internet 'wanders' I saw where someone had made a shrinking disc out of common pieces of steel. While not as glamorous as the $50 version, will work well. There are a bunch of threads if you Google.

    And for once Randy, trying to SAVE you $$$ instead of the usual
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    Quote Originally Posted by IC2 View Post
    During my internet 'wanders' I saw where someone had made a shrinking disc out of common pieces of steel. While not as glamorous as the $50 version, will work well. There are a bunch of threads if you Google.

    And for once Randy, trying to SAVE you $$$ instead of the usual
    Thanks, Dave!!! I DO appreciate the $$$ saving efforts!!! That's a big change for you!!! I'm so kidding!.....sorta
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    As Dave said home made will work , you are really just creating heat thru friction , so a home made one would be fine . Dave I like that idea myself . The stainless is just harder and won't wear as bad is all I would think .

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    Quote Originally Posted by bluestang67 View Post
    As Dave said home made will work , you are really just creating heat thru friction , so a home made one would be fine . Dave I like that idea myself . The stainless is just harder and won't wear as bad is all I would think .
    Bobby - after I 'penned' my response to Randy, I removed a worn out solid edge 7" saw blade from my tile saw and may just see if I can make that into a shrinking disc. There is still a tiny bit diamond grit on the edge, but it may come loose with some heat and may anneal the disc enough to be dished a little bit. Low on my list of things to do though :-/
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    Great work on the deck lid! How's everything else going for you?
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    Quote Originally Posted by 40FordDeluxe View Post
    Great work on the deck lid! How's everything else going for you?
    Hey, thanks, Ryan! Everything else is a roller coaster ride but it's all good..

    Would love to be making things happen more quickly on this car. I enjoy all the updates on yours. Before this 37 I had a 39 tudor, which is very much like yours.
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    Hey Randy I think I am right behind you a few cars on the coaster !! Work is going to implement a AWS which is a alternative work schedule , would mean working a 3 day week at 12 hours a day . The next week a 4 day at 10 hour days . Talk about screwing up a pattern , they say it gives us off a total of 76 more days a year . That only means the company doesn't have to pay overtime anymore .

    Also means family time gets stepped on when you have to work every other week end . Also down side is a lot of toy cash slips away .

    We are all working on how the brakes will work on this ride thru the trials .

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    Quote Originally Posted by bluestang67 View Post
    Hey Randy I think I am right behind you a few cars on the coaster !! Work is going to implement a AWS which is a alternative work schedule , would mean working a 3 day week at 12 hours a day . The next week a 4 day at 10 hour days . Talk about screwing up a pattern , they say it gives us off a total of 76 more days a year . That only means the company doesn't have to pay overtime anymore .

    Also means family time gets stepped on when you have to work every other week end . Also down side is a lot of toy cash slips away .

    We are all working on how the brakes will work on this ride thru the trials .
    Bobby, I'm thinking that even with your new work schedule you'll still be ahead of me on progress. I haven't had a chance to get out to the garage for a few days but I'm still contemplating how I'm gonna make a shrinking disc from something I have laying around. We'll see what happens....
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    Randy I haven't hit the car in a few weeks . Spring time chores caught up with me .
    We may be running side by side on these . I did get the Centari to cut in pre assembly painting though .

    While there I was parked in the street inside looking at all the eye candy and some one drove by smashing the drivers mirror on my truck . . One more job I have to get done , sure is hard to see thru duct tape .


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    Quote Originally Posted by bluestang67 View Post
    Randy I haven't hit the car in a few weeks . Spring time chores caught up with me .
    We may be running side by side on these . I did get the Centari to cut in pre assembly painting though .

    While there I was parked in the street inside looking at all the eye candy and some one drove by smashing the drivers mirror on my truck . . One more job I have to get done , sure is hard to see thru duct tape .
    Hey there's a marketing idea.....chrome duct tape with a mirror like reflection!!! It would sell like hotcakes for taping up broken mirror, rusty bumpers, etc. Heck, it might even work for chrome trip replacement!
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    I could have used that Rich !!!! Might have made them little cars hard to see though .

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    Crap!! Somebody beat us to it!!!
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