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Originally Posted by Mazin
Grand Master Gazoo.
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Originally Posted by Mazin
Grand Master Gazoo.
Shouldn't it be Cheeto's orange?Quote:
Originally Posted by ray1970
That's funny.Quote:
Originally Posted by ray1970
Yo Yo Yo, Bun-G
Dang. You?re right. I should have had it coated orange before I had it engraved.Quote:
Originally Posted by Duman
Just engrave some orange finger prints here and there
^^^ That's great, I'll second that! ^^^
My rapper name is: Buck05
:p
Very happy with the first one, ordered two more. Currently at $115 & free shipping, they're at an excellent price-point.
In the past I've always liked two stage triggers; these changed my mind.
O2
http://nankoweap.com/boards/velocity.jpg
Had some spare parts that have been laying around for awhile and finally put them to good use! Found some good deals on here and ended up with these:
https://i.postimg.cc/Y0yfJrKf/ty.jpg
Turbo-encabulator.... 2nd generation.Quote:
Originally Posted by newracer
had to look that up to get the joke, good one thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by Duman
Thought the same thing, and then though maybe a locker diff.Quote:
Originally Posted by Duman
It's a Yukon Grizzly locker for the 14 bolt axle in my rock crawling buggy. The Detroit doesn't work anymore.
https://i.imgur.com/BQJnSC4l.jpg
I'll be buying shafts soon too.
https://i.imgur.com/BNNfUsLl.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/MofVYY6l.jpg
Wow, that just hand granaded itself to bits.Quote:
Originally Posted by newracer
That wingnut gonna hold?Quote:
Originally Posted by newracer
It only holds the unit together until installed in the carrier.
Is that the foundation for the "Washboard Alley He-Man Woman-Haters" club?
[Beer]Quote:
Originally Posted by Bailey Guns
Close.
It's our solution for the homeless
depending how you stack em you can (hypothetically) get 60-70 in there, Even provided adequate ventilation ;)
Umm, shouldn't you have put the basket ball hoop posts in the concrete to start?
You can fit five Prius’ in there!
Is this a lesson in how to build a man cave? Have to see the end result. I need one like it and hope to build a garage next spring.
Wise is the man who pours slabs monolithic.
No anchors set in concrete?
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Originally Posted by Hummer
It's going to be a steel building with 4' on center 2"x3" galvanized square tubing. 10' side walls, 18' peak, barn style build. 1- 16' roll up nd a 3.0 entry door, no windows. You'll see more as time goes on.
The rebar is 2' on center , you can see the rebar for the footers. The anchors will be installed by the guys doing the building.Quote:
Originally Posted by buffalobo
Barn style as in pole barn, or as in a gambrel roof? I imagine the former.
GambrelQuote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Lots of over head storage area!
Today was big-ticket item delivery day. I actually purchased some stuff a while back, and two of those things showed up today within an hour of each other. This was the easy thing to get into the garage. Colt Wiley Clapp gut and rebuilt by Nighthawk:
https://www.johnnyego.com/firearms/1...NHWC001med.jpg
Beautiful piece. I've been meaning to get another 1911.Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnnyEgo
Nespresso Inissia w/ Aeroccino3 Milk Frother.
Although I already have the nespresso machine, I just could not resist the price on this.
It was open item, and everything works.
https://i.imgur.com/Hdnu3tN.jpg?1
Why the cliff hanger? I suspect a grand presentation in the works.Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnnyEgo
Man that looks fancy.Quote:
Originally Posted by MrPrena
Nope, the second thing is just way less photogenic at the moment. It is palletized with a partial 2x crate around it that they have secured with about 1700 #10 torx screws, and it is likely to be after Christmas before I get the chance to uncrate it. On the other hand, I got to teach my son a little bit about leverage. Thing weighs a thousand pounds, but he was able to hang on to the end of a Johnson bar and get it high enough that I could slide furniture dollies under it.
Anyways, under all that shrink wrap is a Hammer A3-41 16 inch combo planer jointer, that represents a pretty significant step up for me in the world of hobbyist woodworking:
https://www.johnnyego.com/wood/tools...hammera301.JPG
https://www.johnnyego.com/wood/tools...hammera302.JPG
https://www.johnnyego.com/wood/tools...hammera303.JPG
I don't know why he wouldn't just put his security blanket down (probably trust issues), but when you work with cheap labor, you just have to put up with the quirks.
Ha! There it is.
Yep...never pass up a teachable moment. Learning about simple machines is a valuable lesson. Looks like that blanket is for biting down on...he's working pretty hard!Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnnyEgo
Look forward to seeing pics of planer and minion in action helping dad make smooth boards from rough boards.
Heh. JohnnyEgo's house looks like same builder and design as mine based on the front and garage.
Congrats on a great "improved" Colt. This old 1911 guy really appreciates finely crafted examples, thank you for sharing!Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnnyEgo
Piece by piece........