1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

This is definitely one of those 'time to dip into my fuck you money bank account' purchases

 

no kidding

shit, i felt extra paying a few hundred for a second hand matco box.

 

I'm sporting a Hobo Freight

 

I'm sure whoever bought this probably has the rest of the matching set.

 

that makes me feel better

 

@Kwikvette better pick this up for your next taco

 

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DNjrZd9u9e_/

 

Shooot I don't know squat about custom suspension to figure that one out

 

@Tour991

My childhood feels attacked

 

nahhh thats quitter talk. unless you need to turn the Cs you just gotta weld your leaf perches on there

 

found in the road on my run this morning. Left it in the bushes to pickup on my drive to work lol.

 

free tools, way of the road bubs

i still use some nicer needlenose pliers i found in an empty parking lot years ago lol

 

I'm fine with Husky.

Funny that this was the only other thing that buyer has won. Funky taste, I dig it.

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1987-oldsmobile-aerotech/

 

whoa! you found a ford wrench in the wild?!?

I have a 3/4 wrench that hangs off our tool chest in the garage; I found it coming home from a run in the middle of one of the more main streets; ran home with it. It comes in handy as both a wrench, a hammer, and well all things...

 

Jacket doesn't arrive until Friday so I won't be able to terminate these until then

But man, it's been some years since I've used Canare



Strands will get doubled up so two wires per speaker terminal

Had ordered 26' total to make 13' long cables per channel

 

Damn he actually did well for his first lesson

 

That's awesome!

 

Wtf'ng AI

I hate it

 

yeee did he have a good time??

 

Ooooh yeah

Funny thing is he's been sort of moody today too, like all day even at the shop

Wasn't until we got into the sound room when he just grabbed the drum sticks and wanted to go at it right away

Even the guy teaching the lesson said he's never seen such a happy toddler (his youngest student at the moment is 3, and another student who's 5 already likes to play in front of people)

Lesson was basically 1-2, hitting each drum to help with using his hands separately