No, either box it out properly, or cut a slit, hammer in, grind clear and re-weld.
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No, either box it out properly, or cut a slit, hammer in, grind clear and re-weld.
no, if its not enough i will go get a lump hammer and do it again, cheers.
Box it you pikey scum
no, my wleding and welder is ****, i cant afford a half decent welder so hammered panel is bound to be stronger!!
plus i like hitting stuff with hammers.
i expected no less. excellent use of the adjustable there! lol
i will take that as a complement, so thank you karl
Hammered in looks better imo. More factory usually.
Also good to see someone else who is aware of the delights of Toolstation.
I have never set foot in Screwfix since that place opened its doors.
Gloves wouldn't hurt mind! lol Your reluctance to then is akin to Iain and his early tinkering days.
I always wear gloves. Take them off for some things, but most of the stuff you do, they're ideal - good for keeping warm at this time of year also. Mine go well with two pairs of socks, tracksuit bottoms, Dewalt trousers, two t-shirts and a hoody and a hat. lol
it will be smoothed over with seam seal aswell lol
Just bray the ******* in a bit more. Jobs a good 'un!Quote:
Originally Posted by turbojolt
does it need smashing in higher up as well? along the line where it meets the suspension strut