My dad's Porsche had the same one, but used bailing wire instead of a strap.The fuck it 5000 engine support.
My existence is gm fwd shitbox hell right now.
Years ago, a buddy & I pulled the engine out of his Samurai using a come-along hanging off a chain bolted together around a railroad tie laid across the open doors of the conex box that's his shop - worked fine, just looked hillbilly as fawkThe fuck it 5000 engine support.
My existence is gm fwd shitbox hell right now.
but you could call up the scrap hauler and be 100$ richer todayThat was a rotten fence post that for some reason had been out up in the garage before we bought the house. Only the part in the ground was rotten. So into service he goes.
I'm 4 bolts away from dropping the subframe tomorrow. But I'm cooked today.
Very cool. My late FIL worked at the state hospital here in Colorado. One of his coworkers made a ship out of match sticks. Makes me think the boredom is universal. I think I still have it around somewhere. I'll post a few picks if I find it.Not me, my late brother made this years ago and I inherited it when he passed.
He was working for the state hospital as a groundskeeper and made this one winter (slow time) out of some material he found somehwere. It looks a little better in person than the photo, but it does need a little maintenance. The wires are some small Xmas lights that my GF put on there. It looks cool lit up, but I couldn't get a good picture on my potatoe phone because the lights washed out the rest of it.
If I had time when I bought mine I'd have made one of those that way myself. The feet on the real ones are too short and being able to just run a hook eye in anywhere to get the right lift would be helpful.The fuck it 5000 engine support.
My existence is gm fwd shitbox hell right now.
Yeah might slap the tow strap and jumper cables or something like that under there. Definitely not any tire chains.That dead space is a perfect place for the bag that holds your tire chains or something else that's kinda flexible in shape like that.
It's a samurai, just pick it up. The 1.3 is tiny, I remember going with a friend to pick up a new 1.3 from a guy a few hours away. We picked it up, and put in the trunk of his Saab, then carried into his backyard when we got it back.Years ago, a buddy & I pulled the engine out of his Samurai using a come-along hanging off a chain bolted together around a railroad tie laid across the open doors of the conex box that's his shop - worked fine, just looked hillbilly as fawk
Not suggesting this applies to Exwrench cause I dont know him but have you seen pics of some of the guys on here? They make Ethiopians look beefy. That 1.3 weighs more than they do.It's a samurai, just pick it up. The 1.3 is tiny, I remember going with a friend to pick up a new 1.3 from a guy a few hours away. We picked it up, and put in the trunk of his Saab, then carried into his backyard when we got it back.
No, not all of us have access to the fed database you doNot suggesting this applies to Exwrench cause I dont know him but have you seen pics of some of the guys on here? They make Ethiopians look beefy. That 1.3 weighs more than they do.
This was done as we did it to make a learning activity for his son who was (6 or 7?) at the time. Trying to maximize how much of the job could be done by irresponsibly underaged child labor necessitated use of lifting equipment.It's a samurai, just pick it up. The 1.3 is tiny, I remember going with a friend to pick up a new 1.3 from a guy a few hours away. We picked it up, and put in the trunk of his Saab, then carried into his backyard when we got it back.
It's a samurai, just pick it up. The 1.3 is tiny, I remember going with a friend to pick up a new 1.3 from a guy a few hours away. We picked it up, and put in the trunk of his Saab, then carried into his backyard when we got it back.
Thanks!That is simultaneously beautiful and retarded! Nice work!
What's the finish?
Gonna send that to a fella i milled a log for last weekend. He’s “not sure” what he’s gonna do with it yet. He’ll shit.Something a little different I suppose, current project is a walnut sink. It'll be sitting on a floating vanity that I'm building. Still a ways to go but I'll post some more pics after install.
I assumed it was a 12" thick butcher block?bent boards, or bent veneers glued up into plywood?