How to cut gasket paper

Josh Giumelli talks about what's always handy to have in any workshop: gasket paper. Learn different ways to cut it and make your own gaskets!
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[@dogsplantscarsneatstuff176]

Thanks Josh. I wondered about using a black marker for an outline and look forward to trying it. I see decorations on your shirt. If you are a veteran thanks for your service.

[@lukasvercaempst44]

Would you recommend adding additional silicone sealent to the gasket or is this unneccesary?

[@ocayaro]

Take a photo of the gasket, lay it out on Visio, print onto transparency and cut onto gasket paper. Works with complex gaskets.

[@Machineryhouse1930]

Thanks you for sharing, another great technique

[@wbfaulk]

Visio? I guess it can't be worse than using Visio for what it claims to be for.

[@Hvidchokolade]

instructions unclear, theres a dent in my cylinder head

[@fungames24]

If all you have is a hammer, then every job is a hammering job.

[@BIGMANLOGJAM]

With a hammer. Holy shit. Thanks!

[@mechanicalman4531]

dont hit a aluminium engine part with a steel hammer. just coat it with engine oil and press it on the gasket paper like a stamp. and cut it out

[@GVelwinSaler]

Won't it damage the sealing face of the flange?

[@wazza33racer]

Going the whole hog is boaring.