1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Ok tyler

 

@Blue92
@Running Board Man

So why is a straight inline sander better than a dual action orbital sander? I’ve got the latter already. I’ve already made the mistake of putting too much bondo, so what’s the best way to get it off?

 

Just need him to post that pic with the broken frame...

 

Drywall Rasp

 

Huh I had to look that up. That would’ve saved me so many hours of mudding and sanding. I’ve always used 36 grit to shape drywall mud.

 

Yup, they make long ones for auto body.

 

Works great for heavy Bondo build up.
I've used rasps before full cure but not real sure how well it cuts after full hardening. Staple 36 grit to 2x4 in lieu of flat power sander.

 

wow, an adult and young child were just killed in our town on the train tracks. Article doesn't say but I suspect it was probably a suicide.

https://www.sgvcitywatch.com/monrov...Lg4FFRKe5-zv8j2Wt1C5G8lGa1nrqHlV_9DK-Fns-dOJU

Fucked up to force a kid into it if that's the case

 

Why a flat power sander over a DA sander? I’ve got a pneumatic DA but not a straight line sander.

 

A straightline sander works great if the panel is mostly flat. Or a autobody rasp works as mentioned above.

 

Better go buy a pipe polisher for the corners

 

Hawt

 

Like over a DA sander. Because the Mercedes trunk is really flat. But the taco roof and hood are sloped obviously.

 

Fucked up.

Without knowing anything...I could come up with a theory that the child was horsing around, fell? Parent tried to help said child?

Ton of missing info; be surprised if there were no cameras

 

True, I was reading the comments on the story in another article and the suicide theory was tossed around but yeah there's no details yet as to what really happened



On a lighter note, my mom sent this to me this AM lol



I wasn't very good at running away apparently

 

gang execution

 

awwww

 

Orbital will leave swirls youll see in the paint... a thick layer of clear will remedy though

 

That... that sounds incorrect.

 

For those little jobs Id say its not going to give you much advantage over a DA. Its nice to have, but not something Id run out and buy for all the more you have to get done.

If you were doing the tops of bedrails, thats where a straightline sande really shines.