1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

How come no one talks about the shoulder thingy that goes up anymore

 

Have not.

 

@Ozark_RegCab

6 days

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1994-toyota-corolla-3/

 

He could have bought my 94 Corolla if he moved up here, let er go for $500 and some tig welding lessons.

 

That's a solid deal. New skill and a daily.

 

I was gonna up the price to a Happy Meal as well but decided not to since it needed rear brakes still.

 

I dunno, coulda swung a little 4 piece nugget Happy in there.

 

how many corollas will a jug of 52 nuggies get me

 

"Doubles as a urine jug," is beautiful marketing.

 

ADHD is allowing yourself to get so sidetracked, you find yourself cutting out table legs when it's 103 outside

 

Missed opportunity to put a bottle opener in the legs

 

Which reminds me, think I'll add one of those gussets to my welding cart

I've got 3-4 in the scrap box that I wouldn't even give away as they have a slight bevel so I'll have to use them up myself or something

Beveled





Flat after I decided to drop the cut height a hair

 

@Sperrunner So I had my first experience with Milwaukee customer support and they're actually awful. Had to call back 5 times this month to get an answer on why the denied my warranty request. The 6th representative claimed she didn't see any notes on file from my last 4 calls.

Turns out that any items purchased from an authorized dealer through an online marketplace like Amazon or eBay are not warrantied. So like 90% of my tools don't have a warranty. Doesn't matter that it's the official (insert authorized dealer name here) eBay or Amazon page. And those companies like Zoro.com or Tools Plus (now defunct) advertise these tools as carrying their factory warranty still. So if I'd bought on Zoro.com or at the brick and mortar Tools Plus location they would've kept their warranty.

In my opinion the authorized dealers should lose their status as such if they're falsely advertising. But in the end it falls on me the customer. The only reason I wouldn't buy locally at Home Depot is their stock here was awful for a long time. Old versions of tools, old batteries, no stock in general, etc. Other options like Ace Hardware sucked too because they mark up their Milwaukee stuff.

 

Had a beer and chilled out for a second. Still stand by my rant but it's whatever I guess.

 

showdown

 

Bro was in the wrong neighborhood pissin on the wrong bushes

 

I'm not seeing any possible good out come for Dex in this.

 

Nor did he, he gets interested in cats but rarely tries to engage with them unlike any other small animal...I think our cats at home have beaten him into submission lol

 

I didn't know you could actually teach a husky anything.

 

That suuucks but good info to know

I'd just go through HD (all I ever use) but ship to store as it's free not to mention using the tool hack

You get the tool you want/need (since you said their stock sucks) and you take advantage of the deals that go on