They yours Willie?
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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Been there. Getting smarter in my old age though. I know my limitations. "make the call, write the check" is my new motto!
Not mine...I got out of the horse business about 15 years ago...
They make great neighbors though. I keep a big bag of carrots handy
A Dakota Express? Never heard of one.
1978 Dodge Magnum XE - cars & trucks - by owner - vehicle automotive... (craigslist.org)
I guess today is the day for me to see some cars/trucks that I didn't know existed!
I guess today is the day for me to see some cars/trucks that I didn't know existed!
Popular sticker package in the 90s, wasn’t a dealer or factory option
I kind of like the Magnum's. The front ends look like Cords from the last century.
38 made, guess that's why I haven't seen one
Figuring out, plexiglass is a pita to cut
Are you using a band saw or jig?
More my speed! LOL
You score it like glass only more times on the score line.
Other than Hoppy helping me with ignition, (he makes house calls if you are 'local'Can't like that..
Because there's a probability that I'm eventually "That guy"
) I only had one of those on the Duster. Couldn't get an upper ball joint out. Took control arm up to the garage. Brock put it in the big *** vise and zipped it out with an impact. Think he charged me $20...
Jig saw works good. We do a lot of Lexan guards at work. Datails we use band or jig, but got a special plastic blade for the table saw that does a good job. You can use a regular blade, but more teeth is preferred. Big teeth or feed too fast and will chatter or shatter. Too slow and it can melt on the blade...
Unconventional
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It's Salty Saturday!
Good morning
Good morning
JIG saw, 1/8th thick smoke grey. It’s fracturing it even with a fine diamond blade
Luckily, I bought plenty of spare sheets haha.
Bummer, if blade speed doesn't fix that I dunno. Good luck!
May go get a glass cutter and try that. I just need 3, 4.5 inch diameter circles.
Ben Drinkin
Hey bartender!
For straight cuts, circular saw with fine tooth blade. Put blade on backwards.
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