Help Lost baffle out of Jardine exhaust

Paul,
I appreciate the offer. I have been playing around with the welder and angle grinder this weekend and think I have got this covered. I will post pictures soon of my handwork, shaping pipe into cone shape by cutting 16 slots was tedious but the results turned out well after welding and grinding down the high spots. Just waiting on some 2” perf metal tubing to arrive this week to finish up. If this does not turn out as planned I will email you the details on what I need.
More to follow in a few days
You may or may not know of Paul's good name re Exhaust systems...if you need his product, be comfortable in the fact his work is absolutely first class! there are many on this forum who will support this...Good luck going forward.
 
My welding skills would be admonished by Sonny but here is my final product prior to welding on the perforated tube and painting black with high temp paint along side the original
 

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Sorry could be a bit late but I just re- found this thread and had a Google highlighting text in post, left mouse click ....



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I used part is something similar to that to make the flange on the end of the baffle I made. I appreciate you researching for me. I have the new baffle and the original baffle back in the pipes with new ceramic fiberglass and love the sound.
 
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