Recent content by HotRoddersHaven

looks pretty cool, I'm in!

My plier drawer is packed full of Channellock tools, I think I have one of every plier that they make, other than the bent needle nose. I absolutely love them, use them all the time, and have yet to have a single issue with any of them.

growing up around Utica, I amassed quite a collection of these pliers, but I have a lot more of the adjustable wrenches. I generally stay away from adjustables, but these are nice and tight, no slack, slop, or play.

Yes, the underside, where the tunnel is going to be, is open to get the dollies in. i learned very quickly to cover my forearm when i work the dolly from the inside, though... only took one good gash for me to see the necessity haha

Here's my newest project, so far (far from done, mind you...) One tank side vs one freshly cut flat sheet... Matching sides... Matching the body lines... Top tacked in place... ...and the front tacked in place. I know that it is not as fancy as what some of you guys have here, but it...

I didn't even think to show THAT kind of bike... This is my first welding project, from when i was 15. I dug it out to add in the webs to strengthen the rear section and added the front web to make it look cool... Then my girl's 8 year old decided that he wanted to make a bike, who am I to...

Nupla? How's this for Nupla love? This is my grandfather's old Nupla mallet from his days as a mechanic WAAAAAAY back when. Funny part is-- It will accept the modern faces!

that thing looks like fun!

I love this picture... It just looks so raw!

I'll play... Here's where I'm at so far...... Tank is about 75% done. All done by hand, using only aviation snips, tucking forks, plastic mallets, body hammers, dollies, and a sand bag. All tacked here, Soon to play with my Miller Diversion 180 to finish weld it all up, after I finish...