1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Thank you, 40 grit or 60?

 

60 will be find for sheet metal and most things

 

Got it, no cheapy flap wheels here as they're sold out so I'll do that later. Got the 30 dollar angle grinder from harbor freight, dumb the 15 dollar one was gone haha

 

Shiiiiiet

 

For 5 dollars more you could have a damn good Ryobi one from home depot. Which I know from living where you do that they're on every corner haha.

 

Man I always end up with an L.... Hope the old chicago electric puts in work for me at least

 

Grinding wheels exist to annoy co workers. Also its what the college made me use. I swear they knew flap discs were superior but liked watching students struggle.

 

Can you reuse the tcase shifter gasket?

Maybe.

 

Ultra grey RTV and forget that gasket haha

 

That 93 5 lug single cab pickup is actually an auto. When I ran by it I was mistaken. Still pretty tempting.

 

Course the safety paddle is broken out the box. Fml



I ain't getting another grinder till tomorrow I'm wiped

 

All the way up till the point it doesn't


I know I put on a solid 20lbs with quarantine

 

Yup, what's going to suck more is paying to repipe my house, but at least I'll get this shit brand of pex out of here.

 

I think you'll be alright.. my other shop has that same grinder and although we use it VERY rarely, it's held up for 2+ years

 

Going to another harbor freight tomorrow to return for another, but if they have the cheeper one I'll nab instead. I have faith in ur word haha

 

Price has gone up, but I've had one of these for over 7 years now and I'm not kind to em. I actually have three. Gotta have one for each kind of wheel so you dont have to switch discs on the job haha.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI-7-5-Amp-4-5-in-Corded-Angle-Grinder-AG454/300225302

 

Columbia SC is not full of the thick ass latinas, seems like it's mostly thick ass sistas.

 

I've got the Chicago Electric half inch electric impact and its lasted me 6yrs of personal and side jobs

 

Sounds like the shit the builder of my subdivision used. Every single home has had to be re plumbed. The less wise homeowners just fix each leak that springs up til the whole system gets replaced

 

My brother had said good about ryobi in the past. Think I'll likely go with them for my impact gun when I buy. They good across the board?