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Dropping Your Cowl And Tweaking Your Rails Part 3

 
 
Dropping Your Cowl And Tweaking Your Rails Part 3
Dropping Your Cowl And Tweaking Your Rails Part 3
Once the initial cut to the framerail top and side was completed, Cornell used a square to measure a 3/16-inch pie-cut. The ’rail was cleaned up using a 40-grit disc and trimmed using a plasma cutter and straightedge. View Related Article
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