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post 2005 bumper chop
04 Jul 2013 20:26 #76149
by Halford
post 2005 bumper chop was created by Halford
anyone with a chopped post 2005 bumper want to post pics for inspiration
need to to chop my bumper as t now catches on lock, and looking for design inspiration
Ian (Hastiekid) can you post a pic - your's looks good
any ideas welcome
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need to to chop my bumper as t now catches on lock, and looking for design inspiration
Ian (Hastiekid) can you post a pic - your's looks good
any ideas welcome
:dry:
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05 Jul 2013 10:47 #76180
by Hastiekid
Replied by Hastiekid on topic post 2005 bumper chop
To be honest, I cut my bumper with a cutting disc as well, if you don't burn the plastic it gives a nice straight line.steffan wrote: 1mm metal cutting disc in the angle grinder cuts plastic very well
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05 Jul 2013 14:42 #76191
by Halford
Replied by Halford on topic post 2005 bumper chop
Hastiekid wrote
thanks guys for the heads-up on 1mm disc
I've plenty of them for cutting the tin sheet down the allotment
we're on the same wavelength, I've already got my stick on [strike]show[/strike] number plate :evil:to stop your bumper catching it just needs the lower brackets bent back into place. But fixing it with a hacksaw is much more fun
thanks guys for the heads-up on 1mm disc
I've plenty of them for cutting the tin sheet down the allotment
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