1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

At least I'm not a weasel

 

JL makes some badass subs.

 

Haven't hooked it up, only ohmed it out to make sure the coil was good before I bought it. All the reviews say it hits hard and precise tho

 

I hope it hits good and clean for ya. Having a good system makes a good drive even better

 

With air in the system you will never have adequate or good brakes. They will always be squishy. If it goes to the floor but then pumps up to be firm then it's good to go. If there's air you won't be able to pump the pedal up

 

Sometimes I don’t see the sun for three days.

 

I really hate grinding.

 

Ditto. Days like that are a relief around here. Today for example, 80 degrees and overcast. Great weather. Didnt see the sun at all. Last week was like that too with the hurricane.

 

Switch to a 40 grit flap wheel. All we use at work, takes welds down much faster and prettier than a stone wheel. You will question why you ever used stones in the first place.

 

I like the cold, that’s how it it 99% of the year in SF. Lots of fog and infrequent sun. The average year-round temperature is 57 degrees.

 

You’re kidding me, the flap disks work faster? I bought two 36 grit but the welder who was helping me said to buy a bunch of stones, which I did.

 

I buy my flap discs through benchmark abrasives. 10 40 grit discs for $20 on Amazon. Last longer than the expensive dewalt's too.

 

No, SF just doesn’t get much sun. San Francisco and the peninsula is affected by year round fog.

 

Stones are loud af, and take forever to grind down a weld with. 36 or 40 grit discs are my weapon of choice. Only use a stone when keeping an inside corner square is important.

 

Basement dweller

 

I’ll finish er up tomorrow. I’m the broadcast announcer at the football game tonight.

 

Weird thing about California is most structures don’t have basements. They’re all built on slabs.

 

Have you figured out how to change discs on a grinder without the tool yet?

 

Fellas I am drunk now. Coming from altitude to sea level level made it take a lil bit more than usual