1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

It took me exactly 8 minutes to make a giant mess with my new airbrush. Excellent.

 

I'm glad that I have my kids. We like to hang out together and some of my son's friends like to hang out with us. I have a good group of friends that share off-roading and Toyotas.

 

Makes me miss the good old days of CS and later wolfenstein. Team schmeme

 

It's been way fun, and there are various game modes but I've only been playing DMZ.

 

100%

I wonder how much time will pass until I decide to install the OEM tow wiring harness kit
Lazy AF over here

 

I look forward to those years but I'm still in the beginning phase of parenthood dealing with an insatiable demon in tiny human form 50% of the time lol

 

Figure I'll throw the LC under the knife tomorrow.

See how much I could get done...

 

You guys getting dumped on yet? We're supposed to get hit hard tomorrow, another flash flood warning for the foothills

 

And Langmuir sent me 2 more tracking notices.

Guess the whole kit comes in 3 full boxes?

 

@Kwikvette

freebie come up. Too small for my step bros sand blaster. Brand new.

 

Was raining like crazy yesterday.

Today it was wet as it rained at night/early morning but the entire time my friend was here it didn't at all.

That's a good thing since his truck wouldn't fit in the garage having a 6" lift and all.

 

Oh shit nice!!!

Let's assume it's slightly overrated which still gets you near 5cfm at 70psi; you're good to go with that thing.

 

I figure unless im on a table it will be fine. Not planning on that for at least a year. Got the water separator with it and my triple stage filter/dryer came today. Does it make mad sparks btw?

 

Nice, and yeah you won't reach it's limit.

Just make sure the tank is full before you start using it so you can take advantage of the post flow for cooling your consumables down.

I have it set at what, 15 seconds?

It will push crud behind whatever you cut, and burn whatever's right behind it so yeah careful with the backside of piece that's being cut.

 

Do you cut on the concrete or a table?

 

Mid-air





Make sure you've got something to catch the overhang that'll fall off...unless you're cutting small stuff then just let it fall.

Not necessary to have but I like using this large sheet of galvanized steel to catch all the crud that blows out behind the plate being cut.



Soon after, you start making shit you don't need with all your extra steel.

 

I think Im gonna have to get a grate and pan with water for my basement. Make a ghetto table for it cause its like 30 ft to go out front.

 

Does said basement provide ventilation?