Author: "onetall4x4" <1tall4x4@...> Time: Mon Oct 21, 2002 11:39 am PDT Link
How has everyone trimmed the lead weights? I'm at the stage of
trimming the weights during the elevator assembly and I'm fishing
for ideas... I've tried a hacksaw, which works, but is slow and
tedious. BTW, to countersink the weights I found it easy just to
trim away some lead with a utility knife, works great.
Eric Saline
Las Vegas
Author: Ken Morris <ken@...> Time: Mon Oct 21, 2002 12:28 pm PDT Link
Use a 1/2" drill bit. Just be very careful. You should take into
account the plastic tips and finish paint.
KM
onetall4x4 wrote:
> How has everyone trimmed the lead weights? I'm at the stage of
> trimming the weights during the elevator assembly and I'm fishing
> for ideas... I've tried a hacksaw, which works, but is slow and
> tedious. BTW, to countersink the weights I found it easy just to
> trim away some lead with a utility knife, works great.
>
> Eric Saline
> Las Vegas
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