1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Yeah that bison burger was bomb af I remember

 

Finally built myself a workbench and I needed some good parts bins. Found this guy on Craigslist who bought the entire hardware aisle of Orchard Supply.

$15 Each. Not bad. I got six, might end up buying more.








It’s also time to get myself a new frame.

 

Score dude, commercial quality is usually much better than the cheap residential shiz. Nice stuff

 

Guy had like 200 of them. I might go back for more.

 

Tomorrow I hit homie depot for supplies for a sleeping platform. I hate being laid off, boring as hell.

 

Don’t work for that company out in Hayward anymore?

 

Got laid off, till they cut down the wall and we move next door. No production, no work..lol

 

Sorry to hear that. What’s up with the location, lost the lease?

 

Expanding, took over unit next door.its cool tho. Gives me free time.

 

You still have your job there when they’re done expanding?

 

What is that storage thing in your bed? It looks awesome and I’m looking to get something like that

 

If it wasn't raining I'd go fishing

 

Now we're talking

 

As far as I no. Laid off till they cut doors in walls then back to work to move equipment into new building. 12hr+ days ahead

 

DeeZee Trailer Tongue Toolbox. Best box I’ve ever had. I used to have this metal Delta crossover box but I hated it. Had virtually zero room.

I wanted a chest style box and they were all over $500, or were made for full sized beds. This one fit perfectly and it was only $97 shipped to my door from Amazon. It’s plastic, but super durable.

Price has gone up slightly since I bought it.

Dee Zee DZ91717P Poly Triangle Trailer Box

$148 Dee Zee DZ91717P Poly Triangle Trailer Box 36 x 18.75 x 18"es, 25 lbs

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001OCTKEA/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_05tpCbGEWXCXF

 

What do you do again?

 

In case you Bay Area guys want some of those nice parts bins:

https://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/for/d/castro-valley-parts-storage-drawers/6779099443.html

 

I'm a big ass nerd but I LOVED reading The Toyota Way. If you really want to, the principles and stuff they teach aren't only for manufacturing cars, awesome stuff for life in general. Who doesn't want to get more efficient? Lol

 

Plant maintenance. I fix machines, fab parts, grease equipment. Attempt to weld worth a shit..lol. hence the welding class. I do alot of strange stuff. Running data cable to fixing a 3.5 million dollar pasteurizer. Depends on what needs to be done..

 

I was offered about the same job as line equipment maintance man at my local FedEx distribution hub about three years ago by my neighbor who was staying there while the plant was being built. He saw me (attempting) welding in my driveway one day and offered me a job.

Couldn’t end up taking it because I was 16 at the time. Something about insurance.

Wish I could’ve taken it. He told me the guy I would be replacing made like $55 an hour part time.