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I was expecting that too, until I was smelting a bunch of different scrap down, and started preheating the regulator housings with a torch and they started...
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Great job. I've always wanted to build a fixture to do them on the surface grinder, but I don't do much woodworking anymore so haven't had enough need...
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While I don't know what specific alloy it is, Standard Propane BBQ regulators are a nice recastable alloy, and cheap/free easy to find. Most likely a...
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I have a few different arms and attachments for it, but this setup is my go-to for small holes/buttons and most other mill indicating needs....
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Curt just lists them simply as a "forged alloy spring steel". Which usually translates to the cheapest **** we can buy to do the job. You...
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UV flashlight from the top, with a 3d printed screw on adapter bezel for a mason jar?
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Thanks for sharing and good timing. I've had a couple Makita 18v packs go dead recently, and have though about trying to rebuild them. A few videos...
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I took the simple aluminum angle route too, just welded them together in a row, on a slight angle. Someday I'd like to build a more elegant solution,...
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I just meant the Prowler was for the rich boomers, not the PT. Apologies for the poorly worded sentence. The pt was absolutely a middle class people...
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For me? It's just a mediocre attempt to cash in on nostalgia by churning out a parts bin special with no special engineering etc. In...
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Boomers were the intended target market (according to some magazine articles I read about them back then, take that for what it's worth....), but were...
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Chevy's failed attempt at prying nostalgia money out of boomers wallets. Much like the HHR, The Pt cruiser, and the Prowler for the rich boomers....
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I never knew (or don't recall) his name, just searched the husbands name from the womans obituary from the post above mine. I did find the obituary odd,...
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If that is indeed flylo's wife, then I'm afraid he's no longer with us either.
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I just suffered through this tin of mints (I don't like mint) just for the case.....
Back in Nov we took a bunch of my Sons...
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3d printed plunger indicator holder for an axa toolpost
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I just call them 1/4" hex tap drivers. Something I made about 10 or so years ago. Hole in the end is sized to fit the tap shank, and the slot from...
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These are my favourite tap drivers. .
Bottom to top is 4-40, 6-32, 8-32, 10-24, 1/4-20. All work great in a 1/4" hex driver (not impact)...
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Don't bother with the kite, skip straight to model airplanes. Just kidding.
I remember making one when I was a kid that was made from...
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