1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Only act of clumsiness was me trying to pull off a piece of the pinch weld with my hands instead of pliers haha. Fuck

 

Don't need to cut this out right?

 

Should put the tires on and see if/where you're still rubbing before going too crazy with cutting

 

Can always cut more, can't always cut less lol

 

Wanna bet. But I can see from his cuts, which he only needed a single cut for what he did, that he's an animal

 

Filthy animal at that.

 

Atleast its not oxy-fuel.

I tend to get carried away with the torch.

 

I was scared shitless first couple goes, it cut like butter tho. Kicked once or twice, but mainly wanted to get comfortable in the "hidden spot" haha

 

Good looks, thank you. I'll get a 31x10.50 for my spare and we'll see how it tucks

 

Having done 4-5 pinch weld jobs, you only needed two cuts per side and a 3lb sledge haha. Keeps you from leaving room for moisture to trap/enter.

 

First time for everything I suppose, I cut a lil of the "goop" but everything should still be tight. Sledge is next and sanding so u don't notice those shark teeth jagged edges

 

You pretty much nailed it. Guy Cark and Townes, Blaze Foley, even Norah Jones! But Guy Clark is my go to.

 

Did you mount tires on the Jeep rims yet and test fit them? how does it look?

 

I once worked with a guy who, at his previous company, was the support developer for some old PAYROLL package. He must have gotten tired of it crashing every time it ran with data exceptions. So he complied with an option to ignore data type exceptions. Basically, it performed calculations on character data like it was numeric. So the next developer comes along and compiles it with the normal numeric integrity option. The shit started blowing up all over the place. He was long gone when they figured out what he had been doing. A friend had to follow him on that application and told me about it years before I met him at another company.

 

Lol. What a madman. It would be a miracle if it were accurate in that situation. Abusing datatypes is fun in embedded stuff, but on a payroll app? YEeesh.

 

Anybody using a shipping container for storage?

 

Buddy of mine just got one dropped on his property for storage, looked nice. But it's metal so who knows what he's gonna do to combat moisture from condensation

 

Pricing out building a shed or getting one of these and I'm leaning towards the container. Neighbor down the street has two. Just need to figure out where to put it cause moving after seems unlikely.

 

One of my coworkers does, I haven't heard him complain about it.