I would never use this type of bit in normal circumstances where a hammer carbide tip would literally pulverize the material in front of it.
These bits in my opinion are produced to cut low speed without hammer.. Keep it cool with low speed and it will cut.. I’d cut off a cheaper hammer drill...
Try a tile bit and cut it off to make it fit in a 90 degree drill with a chuck, buy a few and expect to burn them up quick. I use a pickup bulb similar to a turkey baster to slowly drip water and keep the bit cool. Use a pry bar to get good consistent leverage on the head of the drill.
Hey check out this companies barn door track stuff. They have bearings for the bottom track and a guide that you router in the bottom of doors. They are stupid quiet and don’t have the scrape noise you get with a slot and aluminum or steel guide.
Even if you have to install doors out of level...
I have 37x12x17 super swamper SX2s on my 80 and they barely measure 35 inches…another thing about big tires is they break parts..if your after the “look” and pound pavement big tires look awesome.
If you wanna wheel hard and keep the truck relatively reliable. I’d never run bigger than a short...
Tore down and got my rusty rear housing sandblasted to repaint and rehab.
Going to reinforce my ring gear and skid armor the bottom the housing when the prefab cheater parts come in..
I used a 2” plumbing fernco rubber fitting, 2” schedule 40 pipe/cap to keep sand from getting inside the...
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Check out this company for your built in or pre manufactured ventilation needs. I’ve built a bunch of custom hoods of different shapes to match cabinets or in this ones case it’s getting wrapped in metal with 1/8” x2” steel strap for trim and square...
That’s an incredible example of a left-hand drive 45 Troopy that appears hasn’t been taken apart.. Good luck with your sale. I’m surprised it’s still here and available. I wish mine was this clean and mostly rust free.
Never tried it with spray paint but I’ve put those one time use Spray texture cans for Sheetrock in bucket of warm water for about 10 minutes before I shake them.
That makes sure you get all the product out of the can as I think it mixes easier.