I would agree that Hutchinson (SP) is top of the line. They make an 8" finish sander that I would love to have.
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Scoot over Mike I'm moving that way. lol
Yep FOG that be me. lol
If the shoe fits....
Wifey is cracking the whip. Gotta go find out why this old Volvo wreaks like gas in the passenger compartment then onto a rusty chevy fender replace.
I resemble that remark. lol
Looks nice Mike is it crowed with people there?
I'm not married so have to lite my own fire under my ***.
Gotta go replace another box side today.
Nope, I live on a one way gravel road so 
How does that work? Guy retires and then gets the gravyest jobs known to the body industry.
I sell Exhaust for motorcycles
Going on Vacation.. rented a camper and camp space at the beach down on San Diego. Going to do nothing but eat and veg at the beach and watch my boy and his friends enjoy the thanksgiving break...
Them aint my cars Biff. Ill see what I can do. What exactly you looking for?Hey bdm looks like you got valiant fenders in that field of dreams ....well do ya
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Hutchinson eh!
I try to steer away from pawn shops but I will look. I spose I will be able to tell if any bearings are bad pretty quick. I am sure mine will work great on my neighbor's 8N though!
I try to steer away from pawn shops but I will look. I spose I will be able to tell if any bearings are bad pretty quick. I am sure mine will work great on my neighbor's 8N though!
Dynabrade makes some nice sanders too.
That's what happens when you get old, gravy work.
Remember I live in farm country and every farmer has a newer pick up that they destroy daily.
I am self employed and only do gravy work I leave all the tough work for you young guys.
I'm sure your's will do just fine Jeff It's not like your going to paint lots of cars.
Try it and see if it works for you and if not is still great for other projects.
Never seen a Bearing go out of a DA yet.
I got that one seems to work good I used it to do dry wall in my garage at home and to restore my car.
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I also found a dynabrade for <$200 on Amazon.
Now that my head hurts, the offset of 3/16, 3/12, or 5/16 denotes how abrasive it is by strike length - correct?
Sorry if I am PIA gentlemen!
I also found a dynabrade for <$200 on Amazon.
Now that my head hurts, the offset of 3/16, 3/12, or 5/16 denotes how abrasive it is by strike length - correct?
Sorry if I am PIA gentlemen!
Not at all Jeff. Not sure what you are saying here are you talking about an air board witch would make scene or a orbital sander or DA.
Heading for work now I'll talk to you when I get back and get some pics of mine.
I've never seen that either but I assume the smaller the offset the finer the finish even though its still the same grit. Always a trade off. One finish sands better and another will remove paint better. Hence my chainsaw reference earlier.
Sounds good MMP , enjoy time with the family and have a great holiday.
Oh you've heard about Fred's Chili have you?
But from which end Fred?
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