Cool Things I Saw Online and Now I Want
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This is mighty appealing, given the weather today.
VoodooBlue_Vixen
Rising Sun Member
I need that in a different color scheme...This is mighty appealing, given the weather today.
This is mighty appealing, given the weather today.
This would be a good vendor booth for Cruise Moab or the Expo!! Just repalce the Broncos logo with your business logo and bam, instant cool booth!
VoodooBlue_Vixen
Rising Sun Member
I don't know if I'd want my customers to be soggy. Especially in Moab, they would be a tad muddy.This would be a good vendor booth for Cruise Moab or the Expo!! Just repalce the Broncos logo with your business logo and bam, instant cool booth!
Resident Alien was a pretty good show. The way Alan Tudek delivers this line is pretty funny
Thinking about the shirt, but then the grandkids will ask questions
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6oUs5TQa-U
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Thinking about the shirt, but then the grandkids will ask questions
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6oUs5TQa-U
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Nothing like a well stocked tool box and having the right tool for the job. This is a great one.
MileHigh80Guy
Rising Sun Member
I have this one, absoultetly amazing in the right situation. That situation being half the intake manifold bolts by the firewall on the 1FZ.
The best part of this particular kit is the shallow sockets, they only work with the bar given their design, but critical when the tool is this bulky.
3/8" Extension Wrench & Socket Set
A perfect unity for all those hard to reach areas. This combo pack includes two of our flagship products, the 3/8" Pro and the 3/8" drive low profile socket set. With 10” inches of reach our 3/8” Pro will extend your reach away from what you are working on saving you time and saving your...
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Rlong
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Purchased! Thanks.. I feel like most the bolts on my Tundra needed this!!
Rlong
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PS not brand new! I was a member in 7x when we met at Burt on South Broadway.. it was a new club!
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I don't recall Rising Sun ever meeting at Burt Toyota on S. Broadway. Is 7x the name of another club?
I thought he meant in the ‘70s.Your profile shows "Brand New" because you've only made 6 posts on the forum since you joined it in Nov. 2010.
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I don't recall Rising Sun ever meeting at Burt Toyota on S. Broadway. Is 7x the name of another club?
Oh, wow. That's a looooooong time ago!I thought he meant in the ‘70s.
allen.wrench
Rising Sun Member
We talked about a pair of helping hands a lil while ago for soldering. Those were shaped like pliers with clips on either jaw. Instead I got a magnetic version made by Lisle. I can confirm they work good, nicely made, lots to different ways to use thanks to the magic of magnets, and totally worth their $16 price tag of a real Lisle tool.
In my experience using magnets on metallic surfaces, I know they sometimes scratch and pickup metal shavings. So I did add a little electric tape to protect against scratches, and makes cleaning off metal shavings easier. Also I've found alligator clips on helping hands dig into wire insulation when wires get heated by soldering irons. So I took some thick plastic nibs leftover from crimp terminals, warmed them up with a lighter, and smooshed them around the alligator clips to distribute the force on wire insulation better.
Oh and the parsagi iron attached to my Makita battery works pretty good. Awesome for portability. When I get around to it, I'll take an old laptop power brick and adapt it to also have a wall power option for the iron.
Allen
In my experience using magnets on metallic surfaces, I know they sometimes scratch and pickup metal shavings. So I did add a little electric tape to protect against scratches, and makes cleaning off metal shavings easier. Also I've found alligator clips on helping hands dig into wire insulation when wires get heated by soldering irons. So I took some thick plastic nibs leftover from crimp terminals, warmed them up with a lighter, and smooshed them around the alligator clips to distribute the force on wire insulation better.
Oh and the parsagi iron attached to my Makita battery works pretty good. Awesome for portability. When I get around to it, I'll take an old laptop power brick and adapt it to also have a wall power option for the iron.
Allen
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