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Old 01-04-2006, 09:06 AM
Ryan Ryan is offline
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Default Making chainplates
Can anyone offer a reason not to fabricate your own chainplates? I am looking at replacing the 6 on my 25' boat, and I can get 304 stainless bar stock for a fraction of the cost of new chainplates. I don't mind the work in cutting and drilling, and I have access to tools capable of handling the material. Any reasons not to undertake this?
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