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[Old Iron]

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[DozerII]

Nice family gift Dozer. Keep'n your finger out of that EW is good.
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Thanks Guys.

 

[DozerII]

I need to build some new running boards for the Dodge, and got a price from a sheet metal shop to make the four bends per side. A little over $100.


So I broke down and spent $98.00 and about three days building this to make them myself. It can bend up to 52 inches wide.

 

[dutch]

Nice! [cl

 

[Burgerman]

Nice! [cl

Yep! Dang Dozer. . [cl

 

[forbigpicture]

I need to build some new running boards for the Dodge, and got a price from a sheet metal shop to make the four bends per side. A little over $100.


So I broke down and spent $98.00 and about three days building this to make them myself. It can bend up to 52 inches wide.

I like the way you think Dozer....nice work.

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[smallfoot]

That'll come in handy...[cl

 

[bob w]

A true do-it-yourselfer project. It will come in handy often.

 

[DozerII]

Thanks everyone, it is a project I should have tackled a long time ago. I bend up the new running boards out of 16 gauge and I had a tough time bending them, but they turned out great. I will post them up in the Fast Four thread.

 

[lowbudget50]

Very nice!!!!!

 

[bruno]

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[Old Iron]

The money was well spent [cl
Now you'll save every time you bend up other things

 

[wjcgasser]

Nice to be able to say you did it yourself.

 

[DozerII]

Thanks everyone

 

[bob w]

Looks like a good design. The running boards came out great. I'd like to come up with a finger brake that is easy to make.

 

[DozerII]

Looks like a good design. The running boards came out great. I'd like to come up with a finger brake that is easy to make.

Thanks Bob, I hear ya on the finger brake. To do the ends of my running boards, I removed the top clamp down piece, then cut a length of 1/4 x 4" flat the right length and just clamped it in place on the bed for the bends.