1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

It wont fit the other way

 

Mmm custom

 

what about -

https://youtu.be/E7iccRtTOD8?t=2

 

this is it - next project

https://youtu.be/8NMP2P7PVI8?t=68

 

Thanks for the info, my dumbass prolly would have fought it for an hour before I realized that. After putting them on would you say it'll be level front to back or will I still retain some rake? I haven't measured my wheel well gaps to tires front vs back, but hear the spring will do ~1 inch while the spacer will only do .75 of an inch lol

 

Kick ass little jig saw man. I've only used the M18 one

 

I just listed a NIB National Luna Dual Battery Management Kit in classifieds. Normally sell at 350+shipping, I'm selling it for 300+shipping.
https://www.nationalluna.com/product/battery-manager-diy-kit

 

Saw this earlier

 

@BartMaster1234 I picked up some black aluminum oxide (25 pound) and that stuff works swell (as compared to the soda stuff, which did not work swell)
my blast gun kept stopping and getting clogged up, but not sure if it was water vapor or oil

 

Pic?

 

no pic but i can explain

it just started shooting air and some wet stuff.
I disassembled the gun and tapped on the ground and it coughed up some big black chunks from the intake part, then started working for a bit longer until the same thing happened.
the guy at harbor freight was not sure about it either, if the compressor was leaking oil

google weather says its 90% humidity here but sure did not feel like it

 

Sandblasting needs dry air. I hope you've been draining your tank regularly.

 

drained it once yesterday and again tonight

 

I drain mine every 30 minutes of blasting. I don't even live in a humid area.

 

that is quite often!
its difficult enough for me to get up and down, i just stay on the ground and curse anymore than to risk messing my knees up or worse
i am about the age where my Dad had some serious knee problems

 

Compressed air produces a lot of water. Especially if you live in a humid area. I live in California with a Mediterranean climate. The humidity is average 40%.

 

I'm sure he's going to take the road to the right ????

 

http://www.raycorelights.com/phone/the-x60.html


Saw one of these mounted on the front of a 4Runner today.

Was the company’s runner, but still

 

Humidity is often around 80% or more where I live. Needless to say we use a lot of in line dryers at work. Gets most of the water, but not all. Luckily what we need air for isnt picky.

 

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