1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

I 2nd this

Best homeowner grade bits available imo. At work I prefer Nachi. Norseman/Viking used to be good but I think they changed suppliers or something cause they suck now.

 

The Shitbox Support Syndicate

 

@Das it mang I wouldnt bother with a HF step bit. Itll be dull before youre done with the first hole.

Theres a reason why the good step bits cost upwards of $100.

 

Drilled dozens if not over a hundred with mine - and they were inherited. They're titanium dioxide not black oxide though if that matters

 

All I know is it takes a long ass time for me to burn through a milwaukee step bit at work. And they cost between $60-$100 at our supplier.

 

Same, i've been impressed with my HF step bits as well, although I use them mostly for sheet metal. $13 for 3 is a bargain

 

They work, but it's a trained skill set. That's why most people think they're junk, you can't just stick it in and hope for the best. IMO (once you learn how to use it effectively) they're the best "at home" drill sharpening available

 

They have their place. Soft metals and plastics. I wouldn't use mine on anything thicker than 1/8"

 

After all this talk of drill bits and drills, etc. I should've made those bed stiffeners out of wood

 

Then you can market them as eco-friendly hipster approved

 

reclaimed barn door wood, price doubled for patina

 

Would it make a difference on a 2wd 5 lug

 

Holy shit...imagine eco friendly/recycled parts turned to different car parts.

Huge market in CA for it

 

@Sperrunner

https://www.instagram.com/reel/CWBPmC7DsSb/

 

That's a thing in Cuba.

 

Ya look what you caused!

 

Unrelated note; performance reclaimed with new plugs and wires.

Now if only I changed my damn air filter already

 

@BartMaster1234

When you try and source the best video output from an old console (my SNES is a 1chip model)



Sony Trinitron TV's come up for grabs here pretty often; could've snagged a 32" for $100 but have no place to store it.

I want to have a small cart for a CRT in the garage

 

I’d love a Sony Trinitron Studio Monitor. Right now I use an Apple II composite monitor for my consoles since I don’t own anymore more CRT tubes.