:icon18: no burnt plastic. :roflpuke2:

did you guys use a dremel for the cut out? I did some cut outs on my old Z32 front bumper before I put the '99 Jspec front bumper on…….garage I was in stunk like burnt plastic for awhile :icon17::roflpuke2:

I am excited to see what is to come :tup: :excited:

laser cut. first time using it..... not 100% straight, but 99.9213%
I did post a pic of the bumper but then deleted it.....
I think final show is more appropriate:stirthepot:








It looks awesome so far;)

:woot: that's awesome! :tiphat:


mr cool guy with his "laser" :icon17:

is the laser like a plasma cutting laser used in metal shops?

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u know Mike.... I truly couldn't even answer that:roflpuke2:
I don't know the diffence:roflpuke2::bowrofl:

no worries just curious I have operated a metal plasma cutter aka laser cutter both manual and automated they are cool :tup:

I like seeing that you are progressing with this project though :tiphat:

What they had was something that looked like an impact gun, got really hot, and had a point that cut. no actual laser beams shot out from across the room lol

any flame? or was it just a piece of metal that gets hot?


EDIT: I googled it, found the smaller lighter duty cutters :tup: looks cool :tiphat:

no flames. just a hot pointed tip. I mean really FN hot. It went red.

I thought for sure when they said laser, and I saw that tip get hot....
lasers were going to fly around the room and Alcheng was going to start shooting back from behind the wall:roflpuke2:

haha I wish! even the big automated ones I operated, pre-trade job, didn't have laser beams or anything super cool! it was just a small blue arc the cut it and most of the time there was lots of sparks with the thicker material! the thin stuff had minimum sparks and more arc could be seen.

Awesome! more photos please :D :tup:

I'll have more ready for pics in probably in a few days or possibly a few weeks:ugh2:

:tup: I like what you have shared with me :stirthepot:

Foam time