this is the frame from that rolled '99 I acquired last summer. the rear half was a bit rusted so I picked up a replacement from a 2010. today was a blast; hammering, drilling, grinding, groaning, chiseling, and making lots of noise. 
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before you build, tear it down first
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Demo day is always fun.
I'm waiting for some young kid to ask why there's an electrical cord hanging out of the handle of your drill, right where the battery is supposed to be.
I'm waiting for some young kid to ask why there's an electrical cord hanging out of the handle of your drill, right where the battery is supposed to be.
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Or why his penetrating oil is in a small squeeze can instead of an aerosol can.
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That reminds me. I have a can of WD-40 that lost it's pressure but is still half full of oil. I need to put that in a more useful container.
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I had one of those... I just repressurized it in short bursts with the air compressor until it would spray again.
I had one of those... I just repressurized it in short bursts with the air compressor until it would spray again.
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It's the charger, right?
its for wrapping around my arm when the bit gets jammed
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Im willing to bet most young kids wont know what a drill or pentrating oil is.
actually the small can is Tap Magic. when used as a cutting oil it makes less smoke/vapors than WD40
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