Removable dash?

[frank_a]

Hmm. Firewall too eh Mike? Nice idea!

[mike wade]

Hmm. Firewall too eh Mike? Nice idea!

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[Uncle Larry]

The trickiest part Frank is getting that drill press to levitate without a support post. LOL

[frank_a]

Mine is a big floor mount multi-speed baby. Had it for years. Support post for what Larry?

[Uncle Larry]

How far back can you go from the center of chuck till you hit the post?

[frank_a]

I can go back something over 8 inches Larry. I can probably do my 32 x 7 dash. Was gonna give one of those Proloc bristle brushes today, but need to clean up the shop some before I can play.

Put up a new piece of peg board today for a wrench pouch I've had for an awful long time. Took advantage of the peg hooks to hang a few of my smaller levels. That box on the lower left of the pic is on one edge of my rolling worktable that is chock full of fasteners.

[frank_a]

Mike Wade, what kind of tool is that you used for your engine turning?

[mike wade]

Mike Wade, what kind of tool is that you used for your engine turning?

Frank I took my small drill press and made a tube from an Alum shaft that would fit my drill's mount and that slipped it in to a pipe that is welded to my table on my saw. That was I could get that whole sheet under the drill. If you look real close you will see a couple marks on the back rest that was used to mate up to the one on the sheet of Alum on 2 inch centers. That is how you get the pattern.....Clear as mud I know.....
After awhile the circles will cross your eyes so I only made about 3 pass at a sitting.... Try it you will love it..

[mike wade]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gn2uojIp3Jw

Here is the video we took when I did this project. Bill Darr was the camera holder......LOL...Frank I hope this helps.

[winfield scott]

Hi Frank,
I did my firewall and dash also, 1" diameter on the firewall and 1/2" diameter on the dash. Stainless steel on both
I used CRATEX rubber abrasives to do mine. I used a large throated drill press with a homemade jig and fence.

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