So I'm out in the shop

[Stampeder]

Paul:

You do COOL stuff.

I thought about being Paul's apprentice, but then I went and laid down until the urge passed.
He works way too many hours, and my brain would be full to overflowing when I was done.
Plus how can one work for a guy who is in his own timezone......furthest point east in North America......

As usual an awesome piece of knowledge to tuck away. Now I have another use for a socket besides pressing out u joints.......:thumbsup: Oh, you mean they can be used to remove bolts too......imagine.

Glenn

 

[4shorts]

Sometimes the simple tips you provide us mere mortals admiring your skills are the best ones!

Thanks Matt but your very far from a " mere mortal" :laughing:

thanks for the tip, allways good to see innovation at it's best

Thank you sir!

x2
Man you are magic at fabbing stuff.

Thank you sir. Not sure if I'm worthy of that but I do appreciate it.

Paul:

You do COOL stuff.

I thought about being Paul's apprentice, but then I went and laid down until the urge passed.
He works way too many hours, and my brain would be full to overflowing when I was done.
Plus how can one work for a guy who is in his own timezone......furthest point east in North America......

As usual an awesome piece of knowledge to tuck away. Now I have another use for a socket besides pressing out u joints.......:thumbsup: Oh, you mean they can be used to remove bolts too......imagine.

Glenn

Well Glenn your right. We do have our own time zone and that's a fact :laughing: Ya the hours are long but I doubt I'd be able to show you anything. I'm betten you got it all figured out by now Always great to see you on here buddy.


For those who haven't seen an FRC before here's the one that keeps following me around. When it's in trouble it always finds me. I know we all like pictures so have a peep.

In the next day or so I'll show you what I was doing to it.

 

[jimmyj]

Nice pics. I'd love to have a tear around in one of those boats someday!

 

[Short Game]

FRC, eh? It looks like what an old friend of mine (dual citizenship--USA/Canada) used to call, "a deflatable."

Could not one use brazing rod to make those pins for use around salt water? I've done similar bends with bronze that wasn't fluxed up.

 

[Jim in ICT]

Or stainless tig rod?

 

[4shorts]

Yep you could use a brazing rod or a tig rod. I chose the welding rod because I have them in the thousands and will never get rid of them all. Tig filler rods are expensive so I save those for tigging

 

[irvingj]

Very slick, 4shorts! Thanks for showing; pics were very easy to follow; well done!

 

[aczlan]

Those boats look like they would be a blast to run. Thanks for the pictures.

Aaron Z

 

[4shorts]

Very slick, 4shorts! Thanks for showing; pics were very easy to follow; well done!

Your very welcome sir. Hope it helps you out some time

Those boats look like they would be a blast to run. Thanks for the pictures.

Aaron Z

Oh ya. It's good to go. I'm not permitted to post the actual speed but it's fast. Your very welcome :thumbsup:

 

[chopped]

Appreciate the picture section. Its much easier to go through them and see it step by step. Lots of times I cant visualize what is being told..But like others have said I elarned something new. I will file this away for future use...Thanks.