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    Quote Originally Posted by FrankenWashie View Post
    I have used overlaid masking tape to create a pattern for shaping wooden cover plates. You lay it over the void, run a fingernail or a skewer around the edges to mark them and then remove and trim to those marked edges. Lay that over your plug blank and cut to rough size, then test fit and sand to final size.
    That's how we used to make gaskets back in the day, and still do on occasion

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    Quote Originally Posted by dave.king1 View Post
    That's how we used to make gaskets back in the day, and still do on occasion
    My older workshop tech still uses that method for odd size pump flange gaskets. Lay the sheet over the flange and gentle taps with the ball end of a ball peen hammer.
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    Same, that's how I was shown to do it as a mechanics apprentice back when dinosaurs still roamed.
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