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I decided that my wheeled excavator needed a ditching bucket instead of a regular bucket. This is what I came up with this afternoon  Tilts pretty far   Now it just needs a few coats of paint and then we can start using it!
ZachMy Facebook PageMy YoutubeONTARIO, CANADA
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Nice job I may have to take a stab at that!!!!
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good job man :D
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Not bad, not bad at all. Thing is though, I can see where your blade cuts are and it takes a lot from the result. A little sanding paper treatment, get everything nice and smooth and you're golden. Keep it up!
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Nice I am thinking of making a bigger bucket for for my Hitachi 1000k
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Nice work, I'm yet to attempt making my own buckets.
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