1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

You need to think before you say, specially in this thread.

 

We closed early. There was a line of people that came in with 5 mins left.

 

Yeah in NC we have people that do that for you. Aka, me.

 

Hate people like that. Massive respect to the retail workers out there who have to put up with difficult people all day.

 

And i get to do it again on wednesday. But i talked them into letting me work a half day. Gonna buy a new to me mountain bike in the morning thats in charlotte.

 

Vicente wanted me to go pick up his packages so they won’t get stolen, I think it was just an excuse for me to look at his new Subaru. I love that color.

 

Vicente has a good taste in color

 

Mmm speedway blue 2nd gen

 

He can bring that to pismo
@zero4 @FLBAdrian

 

@koditten You ever work with shop dust collectors? I’m trying to find a good system to tie my sandblast cabinet and drill press together. Right now I have a Home Depot cyclonic dust separator and a Rigid shop vac.

 

Maybe, it’s AWD. No way his parents would remotely let that car leave pavement though. It has like 36 miles on it.

 

If this isn’t James

 

If your using your drill press for metal, forget about it. The shavings will wreak havoc on anything other than a broom and dustpan.

 

He can leave it at the camp site
And they sell lifts for those

 

It's amazing how easy and fast you can cut a car into pieces with a saw zall. No title needed.

 

Better than Jack Ryan? I was disappointed after all the hype I heard here.

 

Or death juice

 

You are just trying to reduce the dust so you can see what you are blasting and recylce the media for as long as you can, correct?

Honestly, until you get to the size of booth that can hold an engine block, you are already doing about the best you can do. The cyclonic dust/media separators are almost as big as the blast hoods. Not many can afford to give up that kind of shop space.

If you have a way to vent the shop vac out side, do that. Attach another hose to the discharge and run it out the door. Take the filter out of the vacuum for the best function.

Leave the drill press out of the equation. Broom or magnet up the drilling debris is the easiest.

 

You know me, any excuse to use to use a rivnut!

For my sub (built in amp).

 

Too bad it's brand new, otherwise I'd say long travel!