Shop Time w/T.W. Friends

@CurtB posted then in Maners thread, had to share.

 

The MX 900 grinder, lol, ingenious. I got better at the mud thing after having experienced person show me tips. Never like a master though...those guys like 2 -3 coats max and couple swipes with sand pad.

 

I sure don't see any donuts...

 

I did at least get something for the wife for Christmas. She rarely offers any ideas and I'm a little difficult to chose for myself, so we generally get ourselves something, she shops for kids. She mentioned I fabricate a fishing pole keeper for her Kayaks so I could get that done next week. She lost minimum 3 rod and reel this past summer. She'll immediately remove the 4lb line and redo it with heavier.

 

Have you ran that serial number through their web site to check for the trigger recall?
https://xmprecall.remington.com/

 

Oh, you don't want to see what's left of mine. It'll take a few hours to go through my system anyway.

 

Hobbs mad as a hornet...sorry not high grade pastry but have some bacon too

 

Unsubbed.

 

At least we are headed in the right direction.....

 

I haven’t, will do. Thanks!

 

You can try and take @Fargo Taco ’s but he looks like a big ole boy, you may have your hands full

 

If he's got a maple bar down in there, IT IS ON!!

 

I kid you not, there was one until my son claimed it about an hour ago.



The last donut is being eaten by the other kid right now. Vanilla icing, raspberry filled.

 

@Hobbs

 

I didn't even know they made a 3" drill bit.

 

Question:
I have a T-handle (think RR pump car) that has a vinyl/rubber coating grip. The coating is detreating, I suspect wrong cleaning agent.
I'm thinking of cutting it off and using DipGrip spray but what kind of shop might be set up to to redip it?
Thinking the fabricating guys might have some ideas.

Thanks, Craig

 

I've heard you can use FlexSeal (the kind in a quart can) to dip tool handles.