1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Walmart said they were buying ours out but
conveniently left out the tidbit about it being contingent on having 80 hours or more

 

Ford diesel yea? You can haul a lot of metal around with that

 

at what point do you call a pothole what it actually is, a sinkhole lol

 

I forget the year...2007?

Ford F250, 2WD diesel

It's the 6.0 but meticulously maintained (and bullet proofed) as he was the type to always take it in for any little thing. Has a rear locker and only 150k miles, and absolutely in mint shape.

 

Yeah the grey one, you've seen it!

 

Finally! After many many moons..

 

Imma just get a wagon to daily and road trip instead of another old truck
Going full Clark

 

Wow, that's very nice of her. That'll genuinely be a useful thing to have. I'm sure he'd be happy that it will get used and stay in the family.

 

I do sell concrete cutting equipment

 

Fucking LOL

 

That's what my MIL said; she said she would sell it (she has no use for it) but that her and my FIL would have preferred it to stay in the family, and that I would probably want it before anyone else asked about it.

 

Very thoughtful. That's a cool thing to have and use.

 

It's a ruff part of town

 

That's pawsibly the coolest pic in this thread

 

First attempt at cutting something with tighter tolerances.



Everything was on point, but I have no idea how pierce delays, lead in or outs, etc work in relation to making small holes.

I'm practicing the "easier" stuff before going into smaller detail.

Quickfist riser mount.



You can see the holes aren't exactly circular or matching but they're damn close.



Again just practice with scrap.

Got a ton of extra gussets from the smaller scrap pieces.

 

That's preeettty slick bro. Love that setup. So much more accurate and cleaner than welding a bunch of shit together.

 

Thanks!

And yeah absolutely way more accurate, but being CNC I'm hoping to be able to dial it down to making 3/16" holes accurately.



I could always just drill the smaller holes but this is about cutting production time.

 

Toys everywhere....check.

 

Just throw them on the press and clean them out. I have this unibit that is like 1/4 to 3/8 and 2" long maybe and it cleans holes so nice.