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I was going through old pictures, and found this racing bore cut
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I like to send pictures to one of the young supervisors at work and ask him if I need to arrange a ride for him.
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Within 25 minutes I'd have cords hanging out of the rear tires and a rod through the oil pan.
It's a good thing I don't have an overpowered car...
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You do drive GM vehicles though. Those are a rod-through-block just waiting to happen!
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Beauty of a fall morning!
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You do drive GM vehicles though. Those are a rod-through-block just waiting to happen!
I've launched rods on Mazda, Toyota, and Chrysler products.
No Chebbies or Furd's yet.
I stress yet.
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Peacock?
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I must admit, SD is beautiful this time of year. But Spring is not bad either!
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Just got a tent set for some backyard camping
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I actually also like Pierre for Pheasant hunting, what about you sir?
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$799.00 2016 Yukon taillight assembly.
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799.00 for a taillight...
Thats just fugn nuts
Thats just fugn nuts
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Looks that tail light is loaded with more of those damned flickering LEDs that give me a headache to be stuck behind in traffic.
I was in a habit of shopping wallyworld, late at night, to avoid traffic and those damn strobing lights.
This virus crap has kinda ruined my strategy though.
I was in a habit of shopping wallyworld, late at night, to avoid traffic and those damn strobing lights.
This virus crap has kinda ruined my strategy though.
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These new taillights are dumb, a buddy got a quote from the dealer to replace his 18’ f350 taillight $999 each, my square body cost less than a pare of new taillights! It’s wild!799.00 for a taillight...
Thats just fugn nuts
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Recently sharpening drill bits was a topic of interest.
This is what someone of my coworkers did to a 1/2" Solid-Carbide drill bit.
It was dull to begin with, threw dark blue chips and broke through the remaining couple millimetres of material instead of drilling through it.
This was my fix.
Considering the grinding wheel was in less than optimal condition, I am pretty proud of how that drill bit turned out.
I'll see how it will look like tomorrow after having been used for 24hrs.
This is what someone of my coworkers did to a 1/2" Solid-Carbide drill bit.
It was dull to begin with, threw dark blue chips and broke through the remaining couple millimetres of material instead of drilling through it.
This was my fix.
Considering the grinding wheel was in less than optimal condition, I am pretty proud of how that drill bit turned out.
I'll see how it will look like tomorrow after having been used for 24hrs.
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