Re: THe NAC Lots-O-Post Thread
if you have a cordless grinder why the **** are you unbolting shit
THe NAC Lots-O-BFG KO2 Thread
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vetteboy
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Finally decided to retire my factory XJ steering box spacer.
Finally decided to retire my factory XJ steering box spacer.
POLAR_JEEP_04
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THe NAC Lots-O-Post Thread
Busy for a few days and I miss 16 pages. Crap you guys talk a lot! Anyone coming to winterfest? Registration is open and if you register before feb 24th you get to camp for free and get entered to win a brand new 8,000 warn winch. So who's getting white girl wasted with me? I'm brining my homemade apple pie shine.
Busy for a few days and I miss 16 pages. Crap you guys talk a lot! Anyone coming to winterfest? Registration is open and if you register before feb 24th you get to camp for free and get entered to win a brand new 8,000 warn winch. So who's getting white girl wasted with me? I'm brining my homemade apple pie shine.
POLAR_JEEP_04
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What brand? I wanted to get one for the jy and trail. I use makitia so id get that one to keep the same lithium ion batteries as my impact driver, drill, and sawzal. I think the grinder is $99. I love my plug in makitia grinder in the shop.
What brand? I wanted to get one for the jy and trail. I use makitia so id get that one to keep the same lithium ion batteries as my impact driver, drill, and sawzal. I think the grinder is $99. I love my plug in makitia grinder in the shop.
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I don't have enough batteries to be sure I'll make it through the U-bolts and ebrake cables, and some of the vans have aluminum driveshafts that really suck to try and grind through. So I bring the wrenches just in case.
You've got the right idea IMO, buy the tool that goes with the rest of your battery stuff.
I don't have enough batteries to be sure I'll make it through the U-bolts and ebrake cables, and some of the vans have aluminum driveshafts that really suck to try and grind through. So I bring the wrenches just in case.
Maybe, but almost certainly not. Still pretty shaky financially.
Ryobi, I love the tool but hate their batteries and hate their shitty warranty weasel behavior so I won't be buying them or recommending them to anyone.
You've got the right idea IMO, buy the tool that goes with the rest of your battery stuff.
Olympus Off Road
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Most indestructible spacer ever. You need to frame it and put it on your wall.
Finally decided to retire my factory XJ steering box spacer.
Most indestructible spacer ever. You need to frame it and put it on your wall.
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I'm putting in the vacation request tomorrow, but it's iffy considering how much time I've missed over the past few months being hurt. Fingers crossed!
I'm putting in the vacation request tomorrow, but it's iffy considering how much time I've missed over the past few months being hurt. Fingers crossed!
billyjp2
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When are we starting a pool on what Pat will break at WF14?
When are we starting a pool on what Pat will break at WF14?
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I use the Dewalt cordless sawzalls daily at work...in addition to all the other tools as well, and they are handled rough for sure..never had a problem with the lever, you just have to oil it once in a while...that said, the old battery sawzalls just plain suck because of the contact design on the trigger mechanism...they now make them with the slide contact for the 20v li-ion, which should rectify that problem. I run the 20 volt cordless drill and impact gun a lot, and they have balls to spare, the drill gave me 14 stitches in my right hand when it fetched up in a wooden stud and drove it into a cut copper line. It rarely needs recharge, great tool, even covered in dried blood.
I use the Dewalt cordless sawzalls daily at work...in addition to all the other tools as well, and they are handled rough for sure..never had a problem with the lever, you just have to oil it once in a while...that said, the old battery sawzalls just plain suck because of the contact design on the trigger mechanism...they now make them with the slide contact for the 20v li-ion, which should rectify that problem. I run the 20 volt cordless drill and impact gun a lot, and they have balls to spare, the drill gave me 14 stitches in my right hand when it fetched up in a wooden stud and drove it into a cut copper line. It rarely needs recharge, great tool, even covered in dried blood.
asp
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Any of you guys (Carmelo, Chris, Bill probably)ever see our use scotchman machines? We recently got a 65 ton model at work. It looks like it would be a godsend for making parts for vehicles or general Diy use on loose tolerance parts. Punch, shear, press brake all in one. The 65 ton can shear a 24" wide section of 1/4" steel or a 6" wide section of 1" plate. There are dies available for shearing angle iron, or pretty much any shape you want too. The smaller models can be found used for a few grand. Maybe some day.
Any of you guys (Carmelo, Chris, Bill probably)ever see our use scotchman machines? We recently got a 65 ton model at work. It looks like it would be a godsend for making parts for vehicles or general Diy use on loose tolerance parts. Punch, shear, press brake all in one. The 65 ton can shear a 24" wide section of 1/4" steel or a 6" wide section of 1" plate. There are dies available for shearing angle iron, or pretty much any shape you want too. The smaller models can be found used for a few grand. Maybe some day.
squashman702
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Dundy
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That's because it's about F1, not Nascar.
I liked it but it seemed too kind of breeze over certain points. I think it needed to go into more detail.
That's because it's about F1, not Nascar.
I liked it but it seemed too kind of breeze over certain points. I think it needed to go into more detail.
POLAR_JEEP_04
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Depends on if he participates in "Barbie jeep" racing. If say either was the likely hood of personal breakage is good. You know how the camp fire gets ken.
Depends on if he participates in "Barbie jeep" racing. If say either was the likely hood of personal breakage is good. You know how the camp fire gets ken.
Olympus Off Road
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Wouldn't be the first time pat breaks a bone rolling down a hill in or on a piece if rolling plastic at a Naxja event...
Wouldn't be the first time pat breaks a bone rolling down a hill in or on a piece if rolling plastic at a Naxja event...
cmelo
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Don't watch NASCAR anymore, get with the times Adam. Nitro 4 life
Don't watch NASCAR anymore, get with the times Adam. Nitro 4 life
Dundy
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MoparManiac
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Place I wanted to go for inspection is only by appointment so I said eff it and went to a local place.
Failed me for excessive rust on door and non working fog lights.
Shot the shit with one of the managers, he loves my jeep, told me to come back next week and he'd pass me lol.
Place I wanted to go for inspection is only by appointment so I said eff it and went to a local place.
Failed me for excessive rust on door and non working fog lights.
Shot the shit with one of the managers, he loves my jeep, told me to come back next week and he'd pass me lol.
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