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OK im not gonna do a whole write up....any questions ask, I'll do my best to explain. Some easy questions to answer right off the bat.
- I used cardboard off the main angle (front and top) to find all of the corner angles.
-I stick welded it.
-It took about 10 hrs.
-its made out of 1/4" front and top and 3/16 steel on corners.

This bumper is not done, it will soon receive a winch and roller fairlead, stinger bar and lights. and a nice coating or 2 of some type of roll on liner. Hope you like it as much as i do!!!!

 

Very nice

 

im on y way to try , practice arc welding and this summer do my first bumper. not much weld on it at first but its is gona be mine. yours is realy nice. simple maby a stinger shackle winch. hope to se more in the future.

 

lookin good

 

nice work nice skill set. now stop smoking

 

Bumper looks nice.

Off topic, could you post some pics of your roof rack set up. I am hoping to get something installed on mine and im just wondering what you have up there.

 

Looks good man , I think a medium stinger with some extra support or guessed would look sweet..

 

i have a full write up on the roof rack i'll put up i'll put it up under the name (thule roof rack install)

 

Looks great. I would suggest SPRAY on Duplicolor bedliner instead of roll on. If you work with it for a little bit, you can dial it in for exactly what you want. Up close is a smoother finish. Further back makes more texture. At around 10-12" or so, it looks VERY close to the finish on our fenders. Thats how I did mine, and it is very easy to touch up after you bounce it on rocks, too!

 

I like it!