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shaving the seat

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    So I've decided on using my old seat pan( with some cutting) for my new solo seat. Seeing that i only have one shot at this anyone have any tips on it?
     
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    Found out using a razor is slow but effective. got it how i want
     
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    i used a mixture of my reciprocating saw/keyhole saw/hacksaw to get it hacked down. others have suggested using an electric carving knife. here's how mine turned out:

    http://i297.photobucket.com/albums/mm20 ... AG0060.jpg

    i think it looks great, and i only used tools i had laying about the garage.
     
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