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1978 Ford Bronco Fabrication Sketch - 3/16" Steel Plate Bracket Templates & Cut List

Hand-drawn not-to-scale fabrication sketch of 3/16-inch plate brackets with dimensions and a cut list of strap and angle stock.

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This document is a hand-drawn fabrication sketch (blueprint-style) photographed from paper, uploaded to a 1978 Ford Bronco gallery. It is explicitly noted as "all 3/16" plate, Not to Scale." The sketch shows two plate templates, each marked "2 of" (quantity two each). The left template is a rectangular plate 5" wide by 9" tall with a 1" hole located 1.5" from the bottom edge and 1.5" from the right edge. The right template is a shorter plate, 5" wide with a height dimension that appears to read 4 1/2", also with a hole positioned 1.5" from each of two adjacent edges. Below the diagrams is a materials cut list: two pieces of 3" x 5" x 3/16" strap, two pieces of 3" x 4" x 3/16" strap, and 30" of 2" x 3/16" angle iron. The document contains no vehicle-specific labels, part numbers, or dates, so its exact application (likely a bracket or mount fabrication project for the owner's Bronco) is not stated on the page itself. A reader can learn the plate dimensions, hole locations, and total steel stock needed to reproduce the parts.

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Frequently asked questions

What thickness of steel does this fabrication sketch call for?
All parts are specified as 3/16" material — the plates are 3/16" thick, the straps are 3/16", and the angle iron is 2" x 3/16".
What are the dimensions of the larger plate in the drawing?
The larger plate is 5" wide by 9" tall with a 1" hole located 1.5" from the bottom edge and 1.5" from the side; two of these plates are needed.
What steel stock is on the cut list?
2 pieces of 3" x 5" x 3/16" strap, 2 pieces of 3" x 4" x 3/16" strap, and 30" of 2" x 3/16" angle.
Is the drawing dimensionally accurate to scale?
No — the sketch is explicitly labeled "Not to Scale," so the written dimensions must be followed rather than measuring the drawing.
How many of each plate are required?
Both plate templates are marked "2 of," meaning two copies of each plate are needed.

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