How to make "speed holes" using dimple dies
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| − | If you were making a bracket that required stiffing to make it ridged, this is what you would end up with after making a series of holes and using the dimpling dies. A ridged panel that would flow air through it, hold air back. | + | If you were making a bracket that required stiffing to make it ridged, this is what you would end up with after making a series of holes and using the dimpling dies. A ridged panel that would flow air through it, not hold air back. |
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Check these guys out: http://www.kartek.com/Product/Tools/DippleDie.html | Check these guys out: http://www.kartek.com/Product/Tools/DippleDie.html | ||
| + | Flared hole dies: http://www.lightracing.com/lightracingFlaredHoleDies.html | ||
| + | Sets of dies: http://www.vansantent.com/sheet_metal_machines/dimple_dies.htm | ||
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