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Originally Posted by
David Ferguson
It is so difficult to keep a largish flat piece of thin sheetmetal looking good. (especially when you view it from the side). Consider covering the dash top with a felt, or other carpet-type fabric -- it will keep the reflections down in the windshield (if you use a dark color), and can hide any slight imperfections in the sheetmetal.
So true. Cause I don't do it everyday I forgot how difficult it can be. I learned it well when I built my smoker. If anyone is into BBQ I am a huge fan of gravity fed smokers and when I built mine I had to do a lot of heat management when welding. I built mine for $1300 because buying them can be between $5-7K. That was 2015 so I was a little rusty when I took a stab at Version 1.0 but 2.0 turned out beautifully. Update coming soon on dash.
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Last edited by P100DHG; 08-05-2020 at 06:57 PM.
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