1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Yeah I can toss a breaker in and a couple outlets. The skeleton of my building is exposed so running wire is easy enough. The shop has 120a service, I am pretty sure it has two legs of 110v out there, the three 20a breakers only go to the outlets, lights, and the exterior light over the door. Should have 60a of overhead left and the circuit panel has 4 open breaker spots

 

I dunno man. For the 2 years I was a machinist all the old timers wore long sleeved coveralls with the wrist buttons as tight as they'd go. They explained to me gloves, rings, long hair and necklaces were the big no no

 

They even took out the circuit the light switch was on so now I don't have a regular lighting setup either lmao

 

we could wear sleeves but it was discouraged. Apron and short sleeves, no shorts was the typical for everyone

 

Speaking of, I want to add another 230V outlet for a second welder.

 

mmmmmmmmmm TTB's

 

One welder in each hand

 

Noice, that is a pretty solid setup. Nice to have the panel space and access for wire runs haha

 

If you don't dual wield, are you even a welder?

 

I read dual wield and immediately thought of playing halo 2 online lol

 

I'm honestly not sure if the 5 lug rear is narrower than a 6 lug... I thought the bedsides were the same though

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/01-04-2wd-fenders-and-bedside-on-4wd.472046/

appears you're right. I remember @Blackdawg putting 5lug front fenders on his truck and looked awkward from being small. Weird

 

Oh yeah, the front is definitely different lol

 

What are you up to?

 

Jake was asking if i was planning on going wider with my rear axle. I wasn't sure but thought i'd be "going wider" regardless with what 6 lug axle i pick between tundy/sequoia, 6 lug taco. (bc i thought with the front fenders being diff the rear would also)


Bailed on the d60 from bulk, looking back into some toyota axles for the rear. Was a good deal but not for me

 

always, typical of the LT crew

 

Sequoia axles are a deal if you're willing to spend some quality time with a plasma or a grinder

 

Could always swap the 20a breaker for double pole ones to get a few more open spots if needed.

 

Yeah it's not difficult just tedious haha