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Classic Metal Shaping, Bucks, Patterns & Forms (DVD)

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This DVD shows a series of projects showing how to determine station frequency, create patterns, the use of forms,and details the making of a buck to create a patch panel for a rare sports car. The DVD looks at different types of bucks, from single use to forming bucks to production bucks and much more.

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Ron Fournier & John Crossley
DVD
50 minutes

This DVD shows a series of projects showing how to determine station frequency, create patterns, the use of forms, and details the making of a buck to create a patch panel for a rare sports car. The DVD looks at different types of bucks, from single use to forming bucks to production bucks and much more.

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Weight 0.1 kg
Dimensions 19.5 × 13.8 × 1.5 cm

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