Sectioning a 1946 Chevy Pickup Dash, SAS’PRILLA 3 @ Jesters Garage

Follow along as Rob MEACHAM of Rotten Leonard’s Jalopy Shop slices and diced on SAS’PRILLA’s dashboard.
First he explains the various aspects of the sectioning, then we cover some upcoming episodes, then we go into a chronological video rundown of the process up close.

[@IowaMercMan]

I like the format of your production. Talk about the highlights and the finished product first, then show details to guys like me who geek out on the fabrication. Nice job. Very nice fab work. Subscribed!

[@jestersgarage1946]

Thanks for the compliment!
That means a lot.
The editing is a lot of work.
But I’m trying to learn how to condense the build story into something interesting and fluid.
Thanks for watching and subscribing.
Hopefully I can do better and better, as I learn.

[@johnbarton1956]

Next level guys, really nice work! Wish me luck on my 42.

[@jestersgarage1946]

Thanks a bunch!
Have fun and Good luck on your 42!

[@DaysofPainandVictory]

I'll be trying the big fatty technique!

[@jestersgarage1946]

Just use a well ventilated area 😂

[@richrdwilliams4741]

Cool idea for dash, I have the same ac vents going into my 46, I put them on the end of the dash, in the area where the light switch was. I am wondering if the guy that made the CNC center bezel would make it available for sale and i already have the same ac controls. I am wanting to put center vents also in mine, with the same vents. I have to do everything by hand, no CNC, and i am not very good with plasma or torch. Thanks, keep up the great work

[@jestersgarage1946]

I’ll check with Rob
I would imagine he has the DXF still and can cut one out

[@richrdwilliams4741]

Thank You @@jestersgarage1946

[@curtwaters6569]

😭 Promo_SM

[@jestersgarage1946]

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Not sure what you mean