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02-07-2020, 11:10 AM
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Re: BMW M Roadster
Discovered now! Great, the color is deep and smooth, very nice indeed. Rims and tyres looks way better than the usual revell crap. Bravo!
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04-17-2020, 03:55 PM
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Re: BMW M Roadster
Looking nice! In regards to the chrome rings in dashboard, just a couple days ago while working on my car, I overtorqued the water pump bolts on the aluminum water pump housing. I ended up pulling a bunch of M6x1.0 threads out the holes. After the moment of anger I realized those broken threads look really fine and round. I wonder if "chrome rings" could be made using simiar method of making threads through aluminum plates out of taps, then intentionally pulling the threads apart by shearing them off with a bolt.
Just got me thinking, that's all. |
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