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Thank you very much. Sounds good. Very appreciated :thumbup:

I use these too.

I hope you and your son do great with this bussiness. :thumbup: Props and good luck. Looking forward to the AC install in your unit. Please keeps pictures coming, thank you.

Very interested in this tool. Looks fairly sturdy and beefy for an oil filter wrench. Good thing. Thinking of a repurpose idea for it if it works like I hope it might. Can be simply modified as well but good starting point it looks like in the picture. Would be appreciated if you could share any...

If my avatar pic is too graphic let me know. It's the brain surgery incision scar with the staples still in my head. Now back to tool discussion.

Plan is to manufacture pretty much any invention I can conjur up in my brain. For any of the intrests I'm into. Custom tools for machining & fabrication. Fabrication equipment, parts, tools, custom whatever for the off road industry, dirt bike industry, street rods, hot rods muscle cars, drag...

Thank man. It was totally built on a whim. I love those type builds. I'm also building a fully cnc machined tube rolling machine too, also totally on a whim. Going to try and manufacture them and get them to market to sell them. Prototype is near complete, and the production model has been nead...

Last big purchase. Haas TM2P cnc mill.

Here's a couple more showing some of the other details of it. It has a center support bar thats removable for long items. Also has a full length tool tray for small parts and tools.

Here's a few pictures of my parts washer I built years ago that also double duties as the work bench for my cnc mill now. Here's a few before and after. The water filled pic is my weld check test. ZERO weld leaks first attempt. Was stoked about that. Had it powder coated bright Orange. Has held...

I gotta say...I never seen one of those. Pretty cool indeed.

That is pretty bad ***.

Pictures of the IR with an ER collet system. This gives the ability to run many different small drill sizes. I may be incorrect, but I believe all other 90 deg grinders use a 1/4 collet that the only other size you can get them in is 1/8only. I use my 90 deg air grinder for drilling in tight...

They're easy to make with a viberetch pen and a container to hold whatever cleaning fluid you prefer. I made one to clean some small parts. Worked great. I just taped a viberetch engraving pen to a piece of steel plate and taped a container to the vibe pen. Put some 91% alcohol in and the parts...

My 3 Snappy's. ALL the **** on them is now 100% cleaned up.

Or a MasterPower. I bought a straight Master Power Die Grinder new on sale for $180. Best die grinder I've ever had. As far as 90's go, I have a IR that's my most used 90 then I have a couple junk one too. The very best part about this particular IR gun is the collet steup. It's not the lame...

Thats awesome this has turned into a bussiness for you out of the love you have for bikes. Right on.

Wow, that saw some pretty high pressure! 170psi! WHO allows there system to pump that high?! No reason to, thats what regulators are for.

Only way to keep it from shattering is to spiral wrap it with duct tape or some other decent tape. Thats just more work for what? Buy quality airline tubing and be done with it for decades unless it's steel pipe and you don'd have a dryer, then it will rust to hell over time and ruin all your...

This is the problem. It's flexable when new and WILL hold up for a long time IF not over pressured. It's the OLD dry brittle stuff that will explode at some point because all plastic drys out with age. PVC has it's purpose and many many other purposes, but airline shouldn't be one of them. Not...