Steve, that's impressive work. What are you using to cut metal and what type of blade?
Thanks much.
Thanks much.
Just a Dewalt Reciprocating Saw like this with various length metal cutting blades: Reciprocating Saw DW311K 13.0 Amp Reciprocating Saw Kit | DEWALT ToolsSteve, that's impressive work. What are you using to cut metal and what type of blade?
Thanks much.
I do get to cook supper but moost of the meat is already cut to size I burn.Thank you for this valuable information. At 13 amps that's one hefty saw. I see that there are several DWs that are less powerful but have opted for the same.
Have you thought about contributing to the food network with all your slicing and dicing skills!?
I need the training and the space so easier to rid myself of pieces instead of full monty body. My little trailer only hauls away so much at a time.Wow while you're there you could change it into a ute (pick-up).
I still don't get why are you cutting it away piece-by-piece? Why not just rip out the parts you want? Surely you don't need the body structure sheet metal?
With summer coming you might just spend it all on the beer and snack pauses. All that work makes one thirsty.I have been getting my own $0.09 per pound for now "Qwik-less Silver's remains. Give me beer and lunch money.
It just pops out. I managed to save the one from Sara's car as it hadn't any cracking in it.With summer coming you might just spend it all on the beer and snack pauses. All that work makes one thirsty.
How does that piece of trim that runs the whole length of the air vents near the windshield come out? Mine came cracked in the middle and the ends are lifting up. When I go over cobble, the ends rattle against the glass. It will take a while to find a replacement at wrecker's yard.
That and a top gear stile coffee table with a shiny v6 under it.Maybe you can make a V6 engine test stand out of the the rest?
Charles
Here are some pix of velour mat I have install. Some in my car and some on dash of cut up car with out windshield.any chance of posting a pic of the dashmat in place and w/o??? I wanna order one but am not sure I'll like the look and will just keep her present setup as it's pristine. Your wife must have huge wings. Too fun this site!!! Chris in Italy