1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Well I guess welding has finally caught up to me. 19 and and at my first chiropractor visit. Great...

 

How’d that happen?

 

Sounds like a nice welding table is in your future

 

You should see my welding table, lol.

It’s the metal skeleton from a 60/40 bench seat. Works surprisingly well.

 

Hmm now its off interesting. I wonder how long it stays like that.
Still no idea about the plastic part though

 

It’s official. I now own 2.25 Toyota Tacomas.

 

I would cut and re-solder that wire with the broken insulation. That code makes sense, it’s detecting a short in the airbag squib harness.

 

Yeah i will once i get some free time. Im at work

 

Oh we have one, but when the boss man wants something done overhead or laying down, what are ya gonna do?

 

Have someone else do it

 

I don’t think that’s how it works

 

The California approach doesn't typically work in skilled labor industries.

 

Specially at 19

 

Yeah, thats a great idea. Ill just go to my other job that I dont have. Nah but seriously, I'm so glad ill be done with this job in 2 months when school goes back in. Dont ever become a welder, it was a fun hobby, but now I dread it.

 

Probably making good money though

 

Yeah. Gonna miss that. I'm at $12 an hour and most of my friends are $8.50 and under. Still living at home means that all goes into my truck er I mean savings. Skilled labor pays, but it takes its toll on your body too.

 

That’s not terrible. What exactly do you do (weld specifically)?

 

Once you get spray in bedliner, you’re never getting it off.

All the spot welds are covered in this crap.

 

Word. how often do lockers actually fail? not very.

The stories I have heard of lunchbox lockers failing have involved erratic behavior beforehand that went ignored. The failures could have probably been prevented by replacing a failing cross pin

 

I feel like it’s serving it’s purpose