Stock axles have a variety of steering stabilizers and sway bars, but if you are doing a swap you will generally not have these in the first place, and you wouldn't want them, since they limit your articulation. Which leads us to the first problem with a solid axle swap.
Cut a piece of card stock 1/2 inch by 11 inches and another 1 1/4 inches by 11 inches. These will be your measuring guides to make the pleated section of the hat. Jeff Farris. Align the half-inch guide at the bottom of a piece of printer paper.eff Farris. Tape two pieces of paper end to end with an overlap of one inch, resulting in a piece of paper 8 1/2 inches by 21 inches (larger hats will need a third piece of paper). Use the folding guide to mark 1 1/4 inches along the long edge of the paper and fold along the line.
While the modern-day hat is not quite as elaborate as its ancestor. Hereâs a helpful news segment from CBNâs Early Show featuring the Editor of GQ magazine: No matter what hat you wear, keep these few rules in mind: 1  Make sure the hat fits your head.2  Go to a hat store, or one that sells hats, and make sure youâre wearing something that fits well, specially something thatâs not too small for your head.ome hats are more utilitarian, like Beanies, keep our heads warm during the cold months, even though they have become a fashion statement from gyms to red carpet events. Others, like the Fedora, set men apart in a crowd. But no matter what kind of hat you decide to wear, it will make a fashion statement.