1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

I Wanna go shred that on my MTB

 

Yard sales are a good idea, thanks


I picked up a nice Rigid pipe wrench for $5 at one lol

 

That's a cool drive. We didn't do the whole loop in 2019 but there was a ton of snow everywhere.

 

Morning derp face

 

Tom Hank's to Auction off his FJ40, too bad it has a Chevy engine.

 

Plated in the state of Idaho, weird.

 

It's the Cali smog workaround.

 

But it was a bar approved swap the listing says.

 

Maybe that was after the registration was already done

 

He's got a house there in Ketchum(?) ID

 

Shits really shaping up guys, the owner of the company is really excited for me to set up shop on the east coast and I just had a meeting with him to discuss what shop tools are gunna be necessary for me to self sufficient in the new location. Told me to make a list so he can start budgeting for tool and equipment purchases

Now to make a list that includes tools for me to work on extra fabricating and I can start making 4x4 parts just because lol


To anyone that reads this: what equipment would you have in your dream shop?

 

that was my intention for a couple years down the road

 

Boats n hoes

























Really though, that's badass. You deserve it

 

Thank you sir! What's especially awesome is how much my work in the automation field is beneficial here, we've got an entire untapped market in making electric powerpaks that the owner has shied away from because he doesn't really know how it works. I know it's a super small company but I'm being put in charge of the entire electrical side of the equipment we manufacture

 

4x8 plasma table
Torchmate plasma
Air/hydro tubing bender
Bigass air compressor for the above
Tubing notcher
40 ton shop press
Finger brake
4 post lift
metal cutting band saw

I'm probably forgetting a few things anyways

 

When you're making that money, your ass better come visit.

 

And I get right on budgeting for those boats and hoes.. one of those untapped markets just so happens to be barges and marinas needing to run mini hydrualic cranes

 

been watching the 10ish year old goodyear rear tire on this bike wither away under my weight thinking I'd probably replace the bike before the tire.

Even though I'm thinking about a new bike I figured $60 for a new Maxxis tire would be worth it if it makes riding better in the meantime. If I burn through it I'll celebrate my health and time spent outdoors instead of mourning the tire