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  1. Feb 19, 2022, 01:56 PM #1
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    Roll spot welding a mesh - GIF

    Roll spot welding a mesh.




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    Very interesting. Nice idea. Thanks

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    Why? The mesh blocks about 50% of the louvers’ opening.
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    The air vents on the hood of my ‘87 Trans Am where done this way. Nice to see how it was done.
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    Quote Originally Posted by katy View Post
    Why? The mesh blocks about 50% of the louvers’ opening.
    A lot of times louvers are more for show than ventilation, the mesh still allows air to flow through as in an attic vent but prevents insects from entering. Having louvers over the mesh looks better than a simple screen wire panel



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