This project file is for a decorative sign that can be cut from various thicknesses of sheet metal. The artwork includes a stylized version of the word “Love” and incorporates a heart design.
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DXF File for Backyard Fire Pit Project
This downloadable file is for the pieces needed to make this backyard fire pit. The recommended material is 1/8″-thick plate steel measuring at least 48 inches x 48 inches, depending on how you nest individual parts on the material. Once cut, the seven individual pieces can be welded together using […]
DXF File for TIG Rod Filler Storage Rack
The Eastwood Filler Rod Tube Rack holds nine 1-pound TIG filler rod tubes. Neatly organize and store these long tubes in your welding area. This flat pattern for making your own rack is designed for sheet steel at least 0.063 inches (18 gauge) thick. Overall dimensions required for this part […]
DXF File for Extra Wide Aerosol Can Rack
The Eastwood Extra Wide Aerosol Can Rack can be used to store paint, cleaning chemicals, lubricants, sealants and other spray-based fluids. The 3.25-inch deep rack can hold 12 full-size aerosol cans in a pocket that stabilizes your shop supplies so they don’t fall out. Use the three center-spaced holes, which […]
DXF File for Air Tool Storage Rack
The Eastwood Air Tool Rack is a convenient way to store all your air tools in place. Designed for sheet steel at least 0.08″ thick, this machine file (.dxf) can be cut on a CNC plasma cutter. To download this file, click the button below.
Mark’s Trans Am – Episode 8: Dissolving Surface Rust After the Florida Move
After Mark moved the Trans Am project to Florida, some surface rust appeared where there was bare metal. In this update, he shows us how he quickly and easily dissolved the surface rust using acid-based Fast Etch and After Weld, followed by a quick D/A sanding before sealing the bare […]
Project Internet Café – Episode 8: Upholstering the Custom Seat
In this episode of Eastwood’s Internet Café project, the team takes the custom seat pan to a local upholstery shop to make it a complete seat by crafting a cover out of leather and Alcantara. It’s fascinating to watch the craftsman take it from naked foam to patterns to a […]
Project Internet Café – Episode 7: Applying Body Filler to the Tank and Cowl
In this episode of Eastwood’s Internet Café project, the Eastwood Garage crew picks up where JD left off. The project moves to media blasting the frame, tank, cowl, and wheels. The tank goes into primer before the low spots get a bit of filler and sanding.
Mark’s Trans Am – Episode 6: Restoring the Original Front Subframe
In this episode of the Trans Am project, Mark addresses the integrity of the front subframe by removing it from the body and stripping it down to bare metal. This requires cleaning and degreasing, followed by a combination of wire brushes, abrasive discs, and media blasting to remove all the […]