Recent content by blunn

Yep, I received mine a few weeks ago .

I had a friend at work that was always rigging something , most of the time it was a great solution , others were a WTF moment . At some point in our work relationship, a “Jerry Rig“ became JIMMY RIG . To this day , 30 years later , there are several of us that still use this term . ‘Jimmy ...

White New Balance of course

I have a few , nothing special other than sentimental value .

Before I turn these parts into some sort of Steampunk art , does anyone have a need for any of these parts ? Looks like rebuild kits for Velchk ratchets , jaws for pipe wrenches and even some NOS P&C sockets with the original price tags .

Maybe test the cable with a Fluke meter ? I use one at work that has head and tails units , the head tests several parameters of the cable end to end .

Agreed, I have 2 of the Sensi units , work great .

Epson salt will rot a stump . Drill holes using a spade bit , deep and as large as possible, then fill with epson salt . I made one disappear in about six months .

What , and not have those hot sparks falling down the back of your neck ? Now to go make one of these !

I have an old Vizio with a Roku and surround sound in my garage . 90% of the use is music thru the Roku but the occasional ballgame or hockey is fine . Damn Covid , I miss hockey .

Advance Auto and Oriellys Auto Parts has exhaust tools that they will “loan” . Worked well for me .

Welcome from White House , TN !

Welcome , I was born and raised in Nashville, live in White House .

Drill a 3/8” hole where you had the studs . Big washer / nut on the inside , attached to long bolt or all thread that is inserted thru a board or angle iron . Bridge the dent with the board/angle iron , tighten bolts to pull “up” the dent . You will need to heat the area around the dent , also...

I have been using this for years , works great !