Colorado B.S. Thread

Thank you for doing that, I haven't fixed mine yet so I'm glad I won't have to anymore

 

Meanwhile, Denver has the highest autotheft in the nation.

Oh and my car was broken into twice and the “detective” did nothing…

thank god they got the faux pro grills off the streetz! I feel alot safer knowing toyota can still price fuck us.

as long as the seller was disclaiming that it was a faux pro grill then i dont see the issue.


For the record, i see the copyright infringement issue. However, its interesting to see how they made it seem like he was a coke kingpin in Florida.

 

faux > fake

 

Also, does anyone have a 3D printer or any ideas to a solution for my use case?

Use Case: I would like to have a bin that is formed to the shape of the space between my fridge and the side of my 4runner. Basically to fill the void between the fridge and the window so i can stow food items. I would like the base to fit the shape of the inset of the wheel well so it will be held into place.

Off-the-shelf bins work but they dont form to the shape and leave a lot of voids. Thus, underutilize the area.

 

Use a heat gun to mold it to shape

 

How big of a bin are you talking about? Most home 3D printers have less than a cubic foot of volume, so realistically it would be a few smaller bins. Another thing to keep in mind is that 3D prints are generally not as strong as injection molded plastic, and the materials that most home printers can print will warp in a high heat environment such as in a car next to a window.

 

very valid points... i am also looking into a wood options

 

Might try this place. Free tours are every Sunday.

https://tinkermill.org/shops/rapid-prototyping/

 

@Wulf

 

thanks!

 

Sounds like a job for a welder

 

That would make things easier! If only i had my own garage for the big toys… one day!!

 

I was thinking you might be able to find someone here: Anything welding | Tacoma World. If you're lucky and it interests you, they may be able to show you the ropes.

I had something custom fabricated through tacomaworld. Since I gave him artistic freedom it turned out OK. Required a send back due to 2nd gen and 3rd gen bed rail differences, but I'm happy with the turnout.

 

I am going to try to work with my buddy who is a carpenter and interested in the artistic aspect of it first. Hopefully, we can make something decent. He is a better woodworker than i am

 

Ferda nerds.
Playing through the MW2 reboot campaign tonight.
Me likey.
Hopefully online play brings back the nostalgia that's been missing since Ghosts.

 

Campaign was awesome, mp so far feels like old stuff and toxic like the good old days. Typical Activision though they never account for the millions trying to play and servers can't keep up

 

Beer Tour continues …
Frankfurt, Germany - Radberger

A slightly more hoppy and bitter PBR.

Munich, Germany in old town area with St. Peter’s Church on the left and the spire of the Rathaus-Glockenspiel above the right beer. - Paulaner

My wife says it tastes like Old Milwaukee and I have to agree.

Prague, Czech Republic, a beer only available at the Augustine Hotel - St. Thomas

Leave it to monks to produce the best beer I’ve had on this trip. This hotel is a former Augustinian monastery built in 1284 with the St. Thomas brewery attached. The hotel includes a couple of bottles gratis in your room plus drink coupons to taste St. Thomas at the bar.

 

Nerd

 

Also nerd

 

New phone who dis