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:aw: Just kiddin
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Agreed, and thanks for the support. School is picking up a TON of momentum. We had our first exam and I demolished the grading curve ...making 45 guys fail... :D
I was in class thinking.... "What would Allan Do?" You'd be proud... lol |
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Woof,woof:lol:
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:but: Not you:aw: Just givin that Strodder a hard time.:lol:
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Technician B says that when welding magnesium, a magnesium electrode wire should be used to help ensure good weld quality. Who is right and why? *Technician A says that a tailor-rolled blank may have different types of steel designed into each part. Technician B says that a tailor-rolled blank is a seamless structure with varying thicknesses. Who is right? And if you catch your edit fast enough (within 5 minutes) you get your edit button back before it's permanent.:metal: |
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Lookin good Alan.
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nope b then a
i didnt see the why.. b kinda.. well you can tig it. so mig only whould not be correct. a. because it hould be the same thickness. |
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The edit button is back like it use to be. I can go back and edit stuff I posted yesterday or even 2 years ago. Thank you to the staff. Quote:
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Is the answer I'm going to get a F on this quiz. Happy 4th everyone. wont be on tomorrow going to spend it at the lake!
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HAPPY 4TH everybody. :flagw:
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In regards to structural automotive applications you are not allowed to repair or weld on Magnesium or Ultra High Strength Steel at all. The tailor rolled blank is one seamless piece that has a hydraulic roller form it to create thin spots for crumple zones. [/threadjack] I'll take whodunits for 1000 Alan. Where's pics? |
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Not in the shop today. Spending my day in the kitchen..............no not cookin. Paintin' walls. Yeeeeee.....Hawwwww. Ya'll have a safe and happy 4th
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I'll set an H100 off in the kitchen for ya..
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I was going to say you should at least have a bruski in your hand, but I remembered you don't do that any more. Have a good 4th. |
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Have a great one. I've been doing my yard, then got called out for some computer jobs. I wonder if our trucks will ever hit the road (again). :rolleyes:
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I hope so. Mine was off the road for about 9 years before I bought it. At least it's getting attention now. Hope to be running before the end of the year.
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wow this is one hell of a build bro i just looked at every page from post 1 to post 1504 thats some crazy work you have done good job
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The kitchen is almost done. Gotta get counter tops and I'm going to put up new crown all the way around. http://i606.photobucket.com/albums/t...n/DSC00459.jpg This is some inlay work I did when we installed the 3/4" hardwood floors a couple years ago. http://i606.photobucket.com/albums/t...n/DSC00460.jpg http://i606.photobucket.com/albums/t...n/DSC00461.jpg |
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man this went from a 65 build thread to a all cars house and shop build thread haha thats great no i just got to get my ass out side and work on that 64
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The kitchen is coming out nice Allan. I love the floor.
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What, no Chevy Bowtie in the floor. I guess we know who runs that kitchen. :chevy:
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nice kitchen alan:thumbs:
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Went out in the shop, but couldn't get into the groove. So no progress. |
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I see that you have talent in a lot of areas besides cars.:metal: Inlay looks good. I put some pics of my granite on my photobucket. You'll love the granite.:chevy:
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http://www.nolimit.net/prodinfo.asp?number=GLS%2D6466 Alan Kitchen looks good, I did quartz counter tops in our kitchen along with some terrazzo stone and egyptian glass tiles for the back splash areas. I know all about whose kitchen it is and who pays... |
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:lol: OK here is the complete list of parts I used to adapt my metric power steering pump to s standard gear box 1 ea. PN 632610 6' Powerflex hose 31.99 4 ea. PN 620421 Russell Endura -6 90 degree hose end 13.99 ea. 1 ea. PN 648050 Russell -6 to 11/16"-18 gearbox press fitting 11.99 ea. 1 ea. PN 648060 Russell -6 to 16mm x 1.5 pump press port 7.99 ea. 1 ea. PN FBM2964 Aeroquip -6 to 5/8"-18 gearbox ret. port 6.95 ea. 1 ea. PN 6 XHBU-S Parker 3/8"-6 straight compression fitting 12.98 ea. Total 127.86 plus S&H |
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this was all from summit? I have to do it to mine, but for a mustang rack. I have to find out what the fitting's are on it!
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alright cool. There is a Aeroquip place right next to my house I found!
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