1st Gen. Lunch Table - General Discussion

35mm was correct for mine

 

Somebody talk me out of building another camper


This on a tundra chassis would be tits.

 

Congrats on the gears, @des2mtn, enjoy.

also, I got to do truck stuff today. I hereby name this truck “Half Load”.

 

When you order your paperweight from wish.

 

Are you trying to make beer box carpet?

 

Templating for insulating the cap. Gonna get a sheet of coroplast for some structure, but i seem to have made a thin uncomfortable pad for polo.

 

"Stop, don't do it...."

That freeloaders got some real balls laying around on the template like that.

 

I'm gonna have to just pull the cap & flip it so i'm not fighting gravity. The size is right though, for the top & front.

wheres doc oc? A couple more pairs of arms would be pretty handy. Crispr?

 

Spent my day relocating a spring on my Breville Smart Oven Pro to fix a door hinge grinding metal on metal. Saved myself $200 in shipping and repair.

 

https://www.tundras.com/threads/what-home-improvement-work-did-you-do-today.25160/page-404

 

Haha…There’s a thread for everything here. This is the lunch thread so it’s still acceptable.

 

I agree, the other is just another place to show off handiwork and all.

 

Oven can bake lunch.

 

I only set temp & time on my toaster oven. Havent ever needed to use any of the 30 other buttons.

 

Hehehe. Tied Rod.

https://old.reddit.com/r/Justrolled...n_electrician_and_my_tie_rod_gave_out_a_mile/

 

That is NOT what romex is for.

 

Does it have the air fryer option? That would be the ultimate overkill.

 

i only use the time button on my microwave, and normal or heavy on my washer & dryer.

all those other buttons & settings are wasted on me.

 

Damn, beat me to it. I saw that at 4am this morning and told myself, "man I'm gonna post this at the forum". Pure awesome right there.

 

I will say, I've used 12/2 to jump start a car, and I've used 8/3 to pull my van out of a mud pit. I even use 12/2 to tie down ladders. But there's no way in hell I'm gonna trust it to steer a truck.

 

I've tied exhaust to a hanger with 12/2 solid core. Lasted a year or so.

 

I couldn't get the 35mm axle nuts off yesterday. Sprayed em with wd40 and let em soak all night.

 

No impact? I had to use a long breaker bar and even that was barely enough. That was before I owned Big Donnie.

 

I have an impact and a cheater pipe.
I think I might have to put the brakes back on and then try to remove the axle but though.

 

With the brakes on, it should come off easily with a breaker bar. Stick a punch or something slim in the vents on the rotor, and let the punch catch on the caliper to stop the CV from turning when you're trying to break the nut loose. Never had an issue this way.

 

That's what I was thinking too. I just got ahead of myself yesterday. Working on it without any sleep was stupid haha

 

Yeah I've found the limitations of my 20v DeWalt. I need a mamba.

 

It's a hell of a lot easier if you crack the nut loose with the wheels still on the ground, if possible.

Bosch 18v impact whizzed mine right off, though.