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Old 03-09-2009 | 01:00 PM
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Step 1: Ask Ryan Beckley.. this save a **** load of time.



We than took a think plastic sheet and bent it over the opening to make a part from.



I Than laid a sheet of cloth over the part to help it hold it's shape after I un-screwd it.


We than took the parts and wraped them with 5 or 6 sheets of cloth and some expoy thats pretty strong (and pricey)
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The black line is were the finish part will be cut to


I Than took a router and cut the notch for the lid to sit into. I drilled a guide bolt into the base of the router so I could set my width. Check all the canopy dust..


Fits perfect!, Now I just need some hardware (on the way) - and finish paint..
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Thanks to Ryan, Glassdave, Sparky and Chris.
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Looks good Rick.
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Nice Job!!! Glad to try to help a little.
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Originally Posted by 2 Trick Rick
The black line is were the finish part will be cut to


I Than took a router and cut the notch for the lid to sit into. I drilled a guide bolt into the base of the router so I could set my width. Check all the canopy dust..


Fits perfect!, Now I just need some hardware (on the way) - and finish paint..
AND WHO TOLD U THE TRICK WITH THE ROUTER ?????

LOOKS NICE !!!!

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Originally Posted by daredevil
AND U TOLD THE TRICK WITH THE ROUTER ?????

LOOKS NICE !!!!
Thats right, you did..
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Originally Posted by 2 Trick Rick
Thats right, you did..
Not bad for a crazy german SCHULZI ,mmmhhh ?! LOL

I am happy everything worked for ya,,,so know i can kick your a$$ in class 4 without getting u wet !!!!
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Update : We did a little body work and finished them off




Than we sanded the top area and masked it off for paint.
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