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What's your "take" on tuning?
Do you prefer DIY tuning?
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Do you prefer to pay a mechanic and avoid the hassle?
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Do you prefer just to buy modified wheels with no work.
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PostPosted: Sun Apr 13, 2014 5:05 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

VK-Sportsman wrote:
Update on the tools I used for my repair work. Angle grinder with sanding disc to grind the welds. Used a paint remover wheel for a drill to "sand" the flooring, the sound-deadening was removed with a hammer and a flat head screwdriver.
Rustoleum & HB Body etch primer, and final coating with Rustoleum Truck bed liner (pics to follow)






^ ^ ^ Then I take it that the Flux-core MIG was able to do a decent job after all?

Good going VK. BTW MORE pix of the actual weldments and some "before & after" pix please.

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PostPosted: Tue May 06, 2014 1:39 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

For diy's thinking about owning their own lift; BendPak has the perfect "wet-dream" for you (@ US $13,170.00)...
I have enough old cars to use this... but if only I had enough headroom... and plenty $$$$$$.

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PostPosted: Sun Sep 14, 2014 9:15 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Scored this recently...

...................................... Kreg Foreman Pocket-hole Machine.

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DEMO: Link--> Kreg Foreman Pocket-hole Machine.

SET_UP: Link--> Chief's Shop Quick Look: KregĀ® DB210 Foreman Pocket-Hole Machine.

Good timing too, because the glue from three of the kitchen cupboard doors "let go" and the doors fell off.

The kitchen cupboards will be replaced as soon as the renovations for the Catering business downstairs are complete... so pocket-hole repairs are just the thing for a 'diy' fix without having to find a carpenter/joiner at 'funny money' prices to repair them right now.

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