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Thanks guys for the birthday wishes and comments. I wasn't even going to mention anything about my BD, but couldn't help myself after all of this excitement. |
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Hehe its all icing on the cake man
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Happy B-day Alan. Hey on the door seal my friend at the body shop said that he will put the seal on first, adjust the doors to fit then removes it and paints. That way when he puts it back on there's no problems with the doors closing.
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I know I am a day late (and usually a dollar short) BUT:
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Alan. Sorry to here about your "extra" work to do on your birthday. Mabe something good will happen this week to make up for it.;) |
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All the best My Friend!
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Happy Belated Birthday Alan!!
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Happy late B Day Allan. Trucks looking good.
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There won't be a whole lot going on with my truck for a while. I might work on it here and there, but I got a side job lined up. Here is a LINK to it. |
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Happy belated birthday Alan. I would have told you to not take any wooden nickels..........well don't take any Baby Ruth bars if you know what I meen:lol:
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Nice to see you're getting some work. In no time you'll be starting you're other truck. Found a 58 here on cl for 300. No title no engine no trans. I don't know how hard it would be to get a title, I might go look at it tomorrow.
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kind of an odd time in the thread to ask about this,since you are already to paint..
but what kind of grinder(s)/discs do you use for grinding your welds? |
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Alan, the extra work was probably a birthday present from a higher authority. I like to use that term. Got to use it once at work. I had a persimmon tree blow down on our campus during a storm. It was the only one we had. I got a nasty letter some time later from a Biology professor demanding to know why we removed it while he was off for the summer, and that he used it in his classroom teachings. I proudly told him it was removed by a higher authority!:lol: |
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I get my grinding disc's and cut off wheels from here. They have great prices, and a better product than Harbor Freight. Check them out.
http://www.lehighvalleyabrasives.com...scs/Categories |
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man thats cheap ill have buy some
how many days does it take to get them |
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I get them within a week.
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Since I couldn't work on 198's I welded my hood tonight. It got too late to grind. I've got a little over 2 hrs so far. I still need to grind and clean up and touch up spots that I missed. Tried to clean out the joint the best I could. http://i606.photobucket.com/albums/t...d/DSC00080.jpg Tack welded about every 3/8"-1/2". http://i606.photobucket.com/albums/t...d/DSC00081.jpg Connected the dots on every other space http://i606.photobucket.com/albums/t...d/DSC00085.jpg As it is now. It's hard to make a pretty weld when you jump around so much. All will be ground smooth. http://i606.photobucket.com/albums/t...d/DSC00088.jpg |
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a beautiful weld is only a grind a way...words to live by
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:metal:Alan, thanks for the catch on the 3M products - saves a lot of pain for the rest of us.
Mac. :chevy: |
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Those welds don't count if you know you will be grinding them down anyway. Can't wait to start doing that to mine.
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Hey Alan, the disc's on the left, are they flap disc's? Just curious and couldnt tell from the pic.
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PN 1991 is a thick grinding stone for a die grinder (need an arbor to attach) PN 1987 is a thin cut off wheel for a die grinder (need an arbor to attach) PN 1407 is 36 grit 3" roloc also available in 2" PN 1406 is 50 grit 3" roloc also available in 2" I'll try to post another pic tonight of some stuff I use. |
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I used to do it that way alan but it seams to cost alot... I went to an off label brand for my roloc and small disks. But the do the best job and more control
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