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I do 90% of our metal work freehand with an angle grinder + cutoff wheel. As long as you've got the piece in a vice, and you can brace yourself against something, you can get a pretty good cut. Otherwise a band saw like this would be the next best option.

 

"Use the ol' slice-and-dice and the ol' eagle eye".

-Puddin from Puddin's Fab Shop

 

The rig hit 99k miles yesterday. My last 1000 miles in the 5 digits.

 

I just had some panic attack there; we have the same band saw that I can never figure out how to use I use it so infrequently

 

Rolled over 17K last week in mine, accumulating way too fast!

 

The only function that works on ours anymore is the on and off. No lubricator, no strut to hold it up, clamp is welded so straight cuts only.

 

Just rolled 13 in the tundra, I'm comin for yah!

 

You're good. I hear some of those 3rd gens can go up to 25k miles.

 

Good morning SlowWolfe

 

Zing!

 

@Sig45
All ready for ya mark

 

Welcome to the taco 6 digit club!

Just changed out my cab & engine filters, cleaned MAF again (this time up inside too) and installed a new PCV valve.

 

I did a PCV valve a couple of years ago. Don't have a lot planned at 100k as I'm fairly caught up on the maintenance. I think I will flush the brake fluid and coolant. It's been awhile on those

 

Didn't realize you were a professional bass fisherman

 

Professional flubber..

 

Oh the temptation to change the B's