Wood Magazine 110 by Larry Clayton

Author:Larry Clayton
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Wood, Home and hobby woodworker
Publisher: Meredith Corporation
Published: 1998-03-25T05:00:00+00:00

and then crosscut the dash to final length. Glue and clamp the pieces (G, H, I) togedier as shown in Step 4. Drill the angled Vk" steering-column hole through I and H at 10°.

7 Rout W round-overs along the top edges of the hood/grille assembly where shown in step 5 of the drawing.

8 Glue the assembly (G, H, I) to die hood as shown in step 5. Later, sand the edges of the firewall sides (G) flush with the sides of the hood. Sand the top edge of the dashboard (I) flush with the top of the hood.

9 To form the steering wheel 0)-use a compass to mark a 1 '/^"-diameter disc on a piece of -%"-thick cherry stock. Drill a J4" hole through the center of the marked disc, and then cut and sand it to shape.

10 Glue a 3"-long piece of Va" dowel stock into the hole in the steering wheel. Chuck the steering-wheel dowel into a drill press, turn the drill press on, and sand W round-overs along the edges of the steering wheel. Trim the steering-wheel dowel to 2" long.

11 Using cloth-backed double-faced tape, locate and adhere the hood assembly to the chassis where dimensioned on the Chassis drawing. Turn the chassis and hood assembly upside down and position the it on your drill-press table. Using the previously drilled Vt" holes in the chassis as guides, drill 'A" holes Vz" deep into the hood as shown in photo A.

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