that's a jeep truck right? i jad the option to get one of those but it needed a transmission swap, it had it but i didnt want to pull the trigger because i was concerned over parts rarityGot the beast mounted and in a thanksgiving miracle it un-froze itself and spins with one finger. Hoping y'all are stuffed more than the turkey.
Bigger than it looks! Your hand for scale helps. Like like it would still work with a little oil.
i'v dropped a few hints and i'm hoping to find one in a certain large sock hanging over a fire placeI just picked up a Shinto Saw Rasp (new):
- has two sides, a coarse and a finer one (^ is a promotional photo, not mine). I was intrigued by the concept, and by the idea of not having to clean up cloggings, as often at least. I intend to use it mainly for thinning handles.
i'v dropped a few hints and i'm hoping to find one in a certain large sock hanging over a fire place
how's it cut so far?
i'v seen people use these on aluminum and softer steel, they're essentially hacksaw blades so i guess it works
Two! I only see one dovetailed slide-in part of a large metalworking? machine. Does that get me any points?
ok so saws need set in order not to bind in the cut, there's 2 jutting structures on the other side that let it act like a see-saw, the amount that see-saw moves up and down will measure how each saw tooth is bent. the stake section lies flat across the plate of the saw, using the narrow tip as an anvil to bend each tip with a hammer blowAtkin's saw set slide stake and raker gauge! Now what does all that mean and what does it do?