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    those aren't hard and fast numbers. Those just...

    those aren't hard and fast numbers. Those just happen to be some of the scrap metal that I have in the shop. You can definitely go a bit up or down for either washer thickness.
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    26 gauge is .016 in. and 20 gauge is .032 in.

    26 gauge is .016 in. and 20 gauge is .032 in.
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    use the thinnest sheet for the inside washers and...

    use the thinnest sheet for the inside washers and thicker for the outside. I tend to use 26gauge nickel for my inside washers, and 20 gauge for my outside washers.
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    Awesome idea Mack! I hand cut my first set, but I...

    Awesome idea Mack! I hand cut my first set, but I guarente that I won't be cutting my second *grin*
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