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Ddaddy said:
Nah, the judges won't buy me just showing a picture of what's under the hood. Besides, If I was going to photoshop it, ALL the parts would be brand shiny new...and there would be a blower tucked in there too!
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Mine would look something like this. All cables and hoses just ... gone.

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Good morning, folks!

House cleaning day today. Did the upstairs bathroom. Thoroughly. What I deserved after seven beers last night ...
 
Ddaddy said:
Cut-off wheels never last as long as I think they should, I found that a pneumatic nibbler works so much better for big panel cutting without distortion and then use the cut-off wheels to finish the details.
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Thanks for the tip, I may have to break down and get one. I've spent 40 bucks in wheels thus far....how much more could a nibber be lol
 
So I spent some time working on the tailight conversion on my dart...good thing I decided to do this, looks like the rear 21 inches of frame rails are gonna have to be replaced. Rusted out from the inside out
 
dukeboy_318 said:
So I spent some time working on the tailight conversion on my dart...good thing I decided to do this, looks like the rear 21 inches of frame rails are gonna have to be replaced. Rusted out from the inside out
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That sucks. Unless you like welding, of course. :)
 
Hello coffee fans. Shaking off the cobwebs still. Wow Lift Day is here. So epic it needs more than just one weekend to celebrate. Looking forward to some pics.

Still four cardinal babies in the nest. The dad just flew in with a meal for them.
 
dukeboy_318 said:
Thanks for the tip, I may have to break down and get one. I've spent 40 bucks in wheels thus far....how much more could a nibber be lol
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Are you using the little cutoff tool wheels? I like using 040 wheels (thin) in a 4.5 inch angle grinder. Slices through sheet metal fast.:thumbsup:
 
zkx14 said:
Are you using the little cutoff tool wheels? I like using 040 wheels (thin) in a 4.5 inch angle grinder. Slices through sheet metal fast.:thumbsup:
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Im using 4 inch thin ones designed for metal cutting. It slices thru metal fast but the wheels just don't last long
 
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