Sounds like a great fellow Mike, he sure stayed busy and took good care of his family and folks around him I bet... he will be missed I am sure.
Sounds like fun Mike
I sure would had like to do that, but its just to cool to out yet.. I'll save my time for a nicer day.
i did finally get a nice one for passenger side.
At least it compensates somewhat for my ineptitude.
I like the ornery ones - typically they are just that way to guard against dumb dumbs.. once they realize you are ok they are some of the funniest people..
Toolman likes that too!
Keith, I spent Hours upon hours trying to get scratches out of a Road Runner Rear Glass a few years back. Never really looked much better that when I started. I used specific glass rouge in different coarsenesses . I think the deal is, If you can feel it with a fingernail, it's a no go.anybody successful at removing blemishes from glass? the drivers door glass I just got has some spots on it that appear to be lightly etched in. Another one I have has some sideways scratches. hoping I can get one of them looking a little better. I think I now have 5 drivers side windows (6 if you include one for old style regulator) and most are going in the dumpster.
it does tend to make whatever project ya got going a bit easier..
from what I have seen.. you do better than alright
Arrgh , Arrgh... (Tim Taylor)
Saweeet !! LOve me some Tool Truck action !!
doh!! I think if we think about it, we all have one of "those" stories..So little story about my early years with a power tool.
I was about 25 and newly married. We were expecting my daughter and I wanted to make her a dresser. So I go out and buy the wood, paint etc.. I had a nice plan I was going to copy. Well I didnt have a skillsaw so I run to the store and pick up a brand new saw. Im all excited to get to it. I have the wood laid out on the saw horses, I plug in the saw and line it up. I pull the trigger and start the cut. About 10 inches into the cut the saw just stops. Dead, nothing, nada. So I try to pull the saw out... I cant.. I start looking and see the cord is stuck in my cut I just made. I easily pull the cord out of the cut, but I still cant get the saw out.. I take a peek under the wood and found my problem.
I didnt take the kinks out of the cord and the blade caught the cord and sucked it up into the blade which wrapped up into the housing.. Brand new saw with a cord that I cut in half!!!
I still have that saw and that same cord, with the electrical tape on it to remind me of my stupidity!! Oh and I still suck at carpenter work.
sounds like a personal problem....
LOLsounds like a personal problem....
