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No ruling necessary...self imposed ruling in play.
And there is a secret button to open the drawz?
under_psi
SILVER Star
Anyone seen a wire brush attachment for an oscillating tool like Rockwell?
I have seen them for sawzalls and thought it'd sure be nice for the underside of my tub/frame clean up.....
I have seen them for sawzalls and thought it'd sure be nice for the underside of my tub/frame clean up.....
A high school friend of mine invented this and it's about to go to market at Lowes this fall. Could be pretty cool for restoration work. Guess that's why it's called the restorer.
Here's the link to his website: Shop | Wellington Corp – Official Website
Here's the link to his website: Shop | Wellington Corp – Official Website
Bodean
Hot Damn
Did somebody say Rockwell?
under_psi
SILVER Star
With all the small welding shops either closed or bought out by larger (nexAir Etc) shops. I'm lost as to where to get this 10# tank filled with co2.
Anyone know if there is still a place to have it filled in town?
Anyone know if there is still a place to have it filled in town?
Bodean
Hot Damn
Call Tim Rooks at Revell Industrial. 601-936-0008. Tell him I sent you. He filled one for CT a few months back.
under_psi
SILVER Star
thanks!!
Anyone bought a tap and die set lately? I know that most kits aren't going to have everything I need for a cruiser but I am.needing tonipgrade my cheap Harbour Frieght one. I've been looking at Irwin brand. Seems that they might be the ones that make snap on and Mac kits.
I haven't bought a kit, but I have bought several individual taps and they are all Irwin.
Seem to be good quality bits.
Seem to be good quality bits.
What are the interior walls of your shops? Sheetrock, paneling, wood, metal? Pros or cons, would you do it different next time?
First weekend away for a while and I spent a lot of time thinking about all the rigs that need a little this or that and have decided it's time to get the barn sealed up and the foam will go up in the next week or so, then framing the interior walls out and then skinning them. Just curious what kind of interiors seem to work, and what I should avoid.
Thanks.
First weekend away for a while and I spent a lot of time thinking about all the rigs that need a little this or that and have decided it's time to get the barn sealed up and the foam will go up in the next week or so, then framing the interior walls out and then skinning them. Just curious what kind of interiors seem to work, and what I should avoid.
Thanks.
jrob
Florence, MS
If I did it over I would put 3/8" fireproof plywood on mine
I really like the tin on mine.
I bought this at O'Reileys because the were open when I needed it. It's not on the shelf, it's the rental set. They had 2 and I combined them to get everything new. So far so good, but I have really used it much.
Stopped by Northen Tool on the way to Costello's house to get stuff for fireman. Found this set and really liked it for in the truck. This will eliminate one action packer from my crap.
I'd go through and eliminate the odd sizes I wouldn't use, but since you've got a beastly rig, you probably need the odd sizes here and there.