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Wow. Not sure if I have met him in person but have read his post for years. Hate to hear that.

I used cardboard.

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Looks like they said good enough about that exhaust that burnt a hole in the side of their truck too. :) I have no idea if the exhaust did that but thought it was funny.

He worked on it more than he posted. He even drew up a cheaper simplified version in CAD I had an idea on. Basically a premium and simple version. Being able to use a non custom part for something like a stub that is often the fuse is a good thing.

I had read about that before too. We had a big problem with them at work. They were chewing fenders and running boards bad. People complained a lot and there started being less squirrels. I think they trapped them.

Well I might not want to pay for a policy that costs as much as my buggy would be to replace. But could cover the bulk of it. Or they might not agree it is worth as much as you think it is to replace but your willing to pay the higher premium. I like stated value for my shop and contents on my...

A build thread would be great. I would definitely like to see and hear more about it.

Thanks for bumping the thread. I have only had small stuff lately. I did have a fuse block that had a loose terminal that drove me crazy at AOP. It would show about 12V so I passed it up on checks a few times. Once I figured it out I just pulled the leads out of the back of it and just wrapped...

I started learning Tig years ago with older comercial Miller machines. It seemed like any little contamination would kill the bead and was generally very finicky. Some of the newer inverter machines are definitely the way to go unless you have years of experience with the older style. The AC...

I just went through the same a while back.I would say the AHP 201xd. It is a very solid machine that will make high quality welds. I bought one and have been very pleased. https://ahpwelds.com/product/ahp-alphatig-201xd If i had not gotten it I was going to get an Everlast 255 EXT...

Says 2:47 am on mine. Maybe you hit edit on accident or something?

I dont have any kit advice. But would also like to hear. Any other lessons learned or reminders from the recent accidents?

Hopefully the new blend is not just faster but performs just as good. Will be interested in results.

I have had good luck with the oiled foam pre filters. They don't really restrict flow and seem to catch a lot keeping the main filter clean and are easy to wash. I usually use the largest K&N i can get away with and agree they don't wash out that well so I will just get a new one if they get...

There is a rubber piece you can see in the picture I posted that will stretch over the edges so it definitely cant go anywhere. I dont use that at all and have no concerns. I keep my phone sideways so left or right is the only way it could slide out I guess but I can't see that happening. Mine...

Those prices dont mean anything to me not knowing were they come from. What city and are they private sales to a low volume customer?

I have always thought selling it at a park/event would be a great idea. Lot of people decide they are going to build one there and already have a trailer or they have a buddy that needs some that didn't come. I bought some from like that one time and it was very convenient.

I would also recomend dual layers. Some adhesive insulated shielding like I linked below will make a huge difference alone. I would put it on the bottom or in between two layers to eliminate heat. I used this on my fuel cell where the very top of the fans blow on it. I have no concerns about it...