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Old 07-02-21, 19:48
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I’m personally not a fan of rotisseries but to each their own.
Trying to find exactly what you need for a 151 may be a challenge, at some point I’m sure it will need to be customized to fit.
They take up a lot of room as well.
On a unibody design like a Mutt, one has to consider when cutting and removing panels, thought must come into play ahead of time as the strength of the body as a whole supports its structure when mounted in the device.
Best use of a rotisserie that I have seen is mostly for sandblasting, painting or whenever it is desirable to turn over whatever it is you’re working with- a frame, a complete body etc
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