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:haha: love it.

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I remember that video, crash went all ninja and ****. :haha:

which you young fawkers will never figure out until you grow up. :;

Express Finishing 15046 Northeast 95th Street, Redmond, WA 98052 (425) 558-9252 ‎ That is one of the Powder coating companys we use at work. I haven't seen anything bad come from there.

We have one old big ass 2 speed Jancey and a couple Hougen's. The other one is a tiny little guy, I don't recall who made that one. The Jancey is the muscle, put it in low with a 1 1/2" bit and have at it. :awesomework: I will get the model number for the Jancey next week. This drill is older...

Jancey Mag Drills at work. :awesomework:

if that's the best deal you can get, go for it. I would go for the thin cut off wheels and 40g flap wheels. As they wear down, the grit rating goes up. :; We use these grinders at work, been using these since they came out. Before Dewalt, they where Black n Decker. The Matbo is an OK grinder...

If it just quit, check the brushes. Those grinders have brush stops to limit how far you can run the brushes down so not to kill the armature. New brushes, a good cleaning with an electric motor spray and it should be good to go for awhile again.

Looks better with the wood on there, and Charlotte shouldn't design railing, she sucks at it. :haha:

hey it's Jeffer. :cheer: That looks like a Bender job, one of Charlotte's cluster fawks?? I got a question for ya Mark, why is there 2 big kinks on the goose neck coming down on the top grab?? :corn: Looks like the bend wasn't tight enough and somebody tried to make it work. :;

Welding pop cans is way out of my league.:haha: I made this up a few months ago with a TIG welder and some other tools laying around. All hand made, no store bought railing junk here. :;

Just a note, most 2.4g receivers can take more than 6v. If you have a 2.4g radio, JR Spektrum I know for sure. I set my bec's up to 6.2v, never an issue. All you have to do is wire the CC BEC red and black power in wires with your battery wires before you solder up and shrink wrap the deans...

ya, better make damn sure then. I know the difference is the thickness of the carrier where the ring gear bolts on if I remember right.

If you had a 4:11 on that carrier, a 4:56 will fit. carrier break 3:08 to 3:54 3:73 to 4:88