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For a complete, custom made piece, $1500 doesn't sound that far off. Would I spend that kinda money on a dash? Hell no, but it seems about right.
You should drop Deviant, or JD fab a line and see what they're willing to do for you.
for 1500, i think i'd need to do something cooler than fill a hole. Nick was straight with me and said you gotta pay hourly and that was a minimum 1500 job. I like the guy. No bs in him, nothing but respect from me. If i were building "the one" he'd get my money. The most i wanted to spend on it was $500. I've got a cobra to think about.
reached out to deviant early on. No response, Fkum. Jdfab? Cant hurt to ask.
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in the mean time, i stopped in fastenal yesterday for some countersunk allen head 8-32×2.5, 3, and 3.5 screws... they had none so they ordered them for me, should be in on monday. I stopped by Home Depot today and got some cheap Phillips head 8-32×2.5 and 3 to see which lenght fits best.
When in doubt, buy long and chop it off...as long as they're fully threaded. Thread a nut on first, then cut. Removing the nut straightens out the burrs. Then grind a chamfer and wire brush the remaining burrs. Takes 2 minutes if you've got the grinder handy.
When in doubt, buy long and chop it off...as long as they're fully threaded. Thread a nut on first, then cut. Removing the nut straightens out the burrs. Then grind a chamfer and wire brush the remaining burrs. Takes 2 minutes if you've got the grinder handy.
thats the idea, i don't trust me to not go crazy with cutting out of frustration
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