Colorado B.S. Thread

You need help. This is mine from 4 days ago.

 

I need the hood frame and firewall set for a proline sr5 body i have cut the hood on. They have hinges integrated I just haven't paid for the files yet.

 

Looks like @Chadr7858 ’s lawn is a few weeks ahead of mine. I need the Spring rain to dilute and green up the winter pea spots Broc creates.

 

https://youtu.be/ii6CAaWfcpo

 

"I recognize that music, what is it?"

Scrolls through comments looking for hint...



Did not expect to be digging that deep into the memory archive.

 

Snickering “cleavage” snickering

 

It's the "Gateway to Saudi Aurora"

 

3 car pile up @ the mall off alameda. East bound closed off. Drive safe

 

Happiness is buying a brand new tape measure for work and transferring the old one to the garage, where it can get lost with the others. I know there are at least 7 Stanley tape measures in that garage (8 now) and I am lucky to find just one. If there was ever a need for a bluetooth tracking app on a tool, this is the one.

 

like this: Under-Desk Drawer V2 by Vixvvo3D | Download free STL model | Printables.com

 

Yeah, those are nice, saw them too. Might be a full weekend of printing.

 

This thing is awesome. Need a bigger, faster one now.
Made a spool adapter. Spins nice now, no lurch as it's being pulled. That was a 2 hour print, hence the desire for faster.

 

I don't know jack about automatic transmissions.
That being said, I found a used T-case.
When you pull a case off the back of an auto tranny, does all the fluid come out?

 

I figured it out, it does not. I need a buddy to drive the truck at bicycle speed thru the neighborhood while I pace it and see if I can pinpoint this noise before I start throwing more parts at it. Thinking about how it's quiet in the air, but not on the ground, might be rear wheel bearings. Mileage on the original rear end and this one are right about the same as the Tacoma when it's bearings crapped out. Not that much of a coincidence that both were in the same stage of wear.
T-cases are a dime a dozen at under $250.00, and shipped to my door in a week. All used and I just don't see how it could be bad unless doing 4x4 burnouts on dry pavement with a loaded camper. That thing had been babied it's entire life.
Thanks for your insight Brett!.

 

You're welcome, glad I could help.

 

We need to get you into a machine shop.

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/what-did-you-3d-print-today.716259/

You can only go so fast with the stock hardware and software without introducing major print defects, especially with a bed slinger printer.

 

Amazing detail of the scales. And it articulates.
There are some smart cookies out there thinking this stuff up..

 

Have you found resin printers yet?