Yet again .... JMSSAWS strikes

[t4driller]

Looks like it will be as good ad it left the factory now.. well done sir.

 

[BrokenSVT]

Jackass Mucking-up Saws loves his power tools. I've never seen so many stripped sockets.

 

[t4driller]

Wonder what he uses.. I have a little battery drill i use and it doesn't have the power to strip out anything.

 

[hoskvarna]

Making progress .....
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Where's all the shavings [emoji33]lol
Looks nice [emoji106]


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[Moparmyway]

Looks like it will be as good ad it left the factory now.. well done sir.

Where's all the shavings [emoji33]lol
Looks nice [emoji106]

Thanks men !
All of the shavings are getting saved so I can dump them into the case just before i bolt it down for the last time

 

[BrokenSVT]

I bet he leaves the shavings in there to remind him of his childhood...

Completely basing this theory off of his infantile mindset toward everything else.

 

[blsnelling]

Looks like it will be as good ad it left the factory now.. well done sir.

That's actually better than factory.

 

[drf256]

Wonder what he uses.. I have a little battery drill i use and it doesn't have the power to strip out anything.

He's likely using an impact. I use one all the time, to DISASSEMBLE/LOOSEN bolts. Took me about 2 saws to figure out using it for assembly was a no-no. The work repairing threads wasn't worth the increased assembly speed. But that factors in giving-a-shít and actually doing the repairs.

 

[Mastermind]

He's likely using an impact. I use one all the time, to DISASSEMBLE/LOOSEN bolts. Took me about 2 saws to figure out using it for assembly was a no-no. The work repairing threads wasn't worth the increased assembly speed. But that factors in giving-a-shít and actually doing the repairs.

I use one both for assembly, and disassembly. I just don't use it to tighten the bolts. I snug them up, and then tighten with a tee handle.

As you said, it's a matter of give a damn.

 

[t4driller]

He's likely using an impact. I use one all the time, to DISASSEMBLE/LOOSEN bolts. Took me about 2 saws to figure out using it for assembly was a no-no. The work repairing threads wasn't worth the increased assembly speed. But that factors in giving-a-shít and actually doing the repairs.

Impact and magnesium/ aluminum don't mix to well. Guess his give a *f-word is broken.

 

[Frank bierce]

Thanks men !
All of the shavings are getting saved so I can dump them into the case just before i bolt it down for the last time

All shavings need to be boxed up and sent to Jms...unicorn sprinkles.

 

[Lightning Performance]

You guys should all mail JMS a bag of "Jerk-in-a-Box" popup dogshit just to make sure the message was received loud and clear, really.
Priceless ...

No law against mailing dogshit on a spring board. ;-)
Edit: sprinkled with his famous case dust, bearings, seals and pistons.

 

[RI Chevy]

Like Pixie Dust. Lol

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[tickbitintn]

I use one both for assembly, and disassembly. I just don't use it to tighten the bolts. I snug them up, and then tighten with a tee handle.

As you said, it's a matter of give a damn.

+1

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[Moparmyway]

 

[Moparmyway]

 

[Moparmyway]

She runs.

I'll get her into some wood in the next day or so. Also get a good idea on compression. She feels pretty good, added a Husky decomp for additional decomp-ability and she closes right up on the first couple of revolutions

 

[RI Chevy]

Looks real nice! [emoji106]

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[Deets066]

Gotta hand it to ya Kev, you did a great job just cuz it was the right thing to do.

 

[Moparmyway]

404 with 8 tooth
25" RS round ground
Year old rock hard oak
VP SEF with 32:1 Red Armor

No dogs (as you can see)
First Cut was a little pressure
Second cut was pushing
Third cut was pushing real hard
Last cut was self feeding