Still pisses me off that kids are just pushed aside so easily.
same folks that support infanticide.
Lord help us
same folks that support infanticide.
Lord help us
Have you ever wondered if a 338 Norma Mag has enough ass?
Fast forward to 1:45 OMG ?
Fast forward to 1:45 OMG ?
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Everybody got their 2020 Cheaper Than Dirt calendars yet???
Mine came in yesterday. Pretty good stuff with considerable ELR and PRS representation too.
Mine came in yesterday. Pretty good stuff with considerable ELR and PRS representation too.
Stocking up on dried goods for the (potentially) pending Flupocalypse 2020... (Walnuts in the bag).
Powdered Sichuan hot pot seasoning and a little bit of white pepper goes extremely well with these noodles. And they are far more healthier than ramen.
Powdered Sichuan hot pot seasoning and a little bit of white pepper goes extremely well with these noodles. And they are far more healthier than ramen.
Kind of drunk right now, so here is a pic of a BIG welding electrode...
The BIIG stick... 3/4 size. 1000 amps. 39" cellulose based flux. 60-something...
I want to borrow one just to lug in to the shop on April Fools day.
The BIIG stick... 3/4 size. 1000 amps. 39" cellulose based flux. 60-something...
I want to borrow one just to lug in to the shop on April Fools day.
You should put that in the Welding metal working thread.Kind of drunk right now, so here is a pic of a BIG welding electrode...
The BIIG stick... 3/4 size. 1000 amps. 39" cellulose based flux. 60-something...
I want to borrow one just to lug in to the shop on April Fools day.
Did a little searching. There is a cor-met f25 electrode that size. Forge die repair.
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Kind of drunk right now, so here is a pic of a BIG welding electrode...
The BIIG stick... 3/4 size. 1000 amps. 39" cellulose based flux. 60-something...
I want to borrow one just to lug in to the shop on April Fools day.
Welding supply store that used to be on one of my routes had one of those on the wall. Always wondered if it was real and if so how big of a welder was needed to pull it.
I was amazed when I saw it too. Ordered a pack of 3/32" e6013s earlier and that image just popped up when I was looking to see if a sale on Lincoln Electric Fleetwelds are still going on at a local supplier. We learn something new every day.
F-25's appear to be the Solothurn S18-1000's of the arc welding world.
From the video it did not seem to be a really formidable cable feeding that bazooka... At the same time though, welding power supply is usually low voltage, despite high current. Inverters take the raw input from the source and dump voltage to increase amperage. My Amico and Lincoln Electric buzz boxes give off around 25 volts DC at 100 amps. Input is 230 volts AC at 30 amps or 115 vAC at 18-20 amps. The power cords for the units are pretty impressive and if you want to use extension cords, they must be 12 gauge or lower. The stinger and ground clamp cables though, are less impressive, despite up to 5 times as much current going out to the workpiece...
Did he need that after getting his ass prepped for PRISON ?
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This country is going mad.....
We have been advised that the bubble wrap we use is manufactured in Wuhan, China
Your are advised not to 'pop' the bubbles for fear of releasing the air that was trapped
during manufacture which may contain the corona virus
Do not dispose of the bubble wrap in waste bins send it to The Minister for Health at your Countries Government offices who will arrange safe disposal
In a joint statement, the federal Minister for Agriculture, Drought, and Emergency Management David Littleproud, the Minister for Trade, Tourism and Investment Simon Birmingham and Minister for Health Greg Hunt have warned about Chinese imports.
"Until the coronavirus is contained, imports from China and any country that uses Chinese part will be required to be decontaminated. Large warehouses are being appropriated," the press release said.
"Emergency Management Australia will be coordinating actions. Supply delays of 2-6 weeks are to be expected. We will decide what comes to this country and the circumstances in which they come."
This country is going mad.....
I am sure there's space for you. But you are going to have to bring your own cigars.
When you get to Hell if you can't find us. We will be in the front room smoking cigars. Listen for the laughter and pull up a seat.
When you get to Hell if you can't find us. We will be in the front room smoking cigars. Listen for the laughter and pull up a seat.
Will do homie. If I end up there first, I'll post it. As many members as we have going to hell around here, I'm sure hell has wifi
A tale of two classics...
A Ronson Jetlite and a standard Zippo outfitted with a Thunderbird blue flame drop-in torch insert. (Original Zippo liquid fuel insert on the very right). Both lighters have been in continuous use for over 15 years, though the T-bird insert was put in around 5 years ago.
For those wanting a bit more versatility with the Zippo, Thunderbird makes all different types of butane inserts for a variety of needs. From side apertures designed with pipe smokers in mind to the blue flame jet, perfect for toasting a cigar or lighting a cigarette/campfire/anything in a split second...
A Ronson Jetlite and a standard Zippo outfitted with a Thunderbird blue flame drop-in torch insert. (Original Zippo liquid fuel insert on the very right). Both lighters have been in continuous use for over 15 years, though the T-bird insert was put in around 5 years ago.
For those wanting a bit more versatility with the Zippo, Thunderbird makes all different types of butane inserts for a variety of needs. From side apertures designed with pipe smokers in mind to the blue flame jet, perfect for toasting a cigar or lighting a cigarette/campfire/anything in a split second...
my wuhan project, wife told me get them all in one area. Surprised to find a few i had forgot.
FYI -
Soft recoil pads will sometimes compress when stored butt down and alter the shape. I always store muzzle down on guns with soft pads.
Soft recoil pads will sometimes compress when stored butt down and alter the shape. I always store muzzle down on guns with soft pads.
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www.nodumbquestions.fm The angle of the sunlight on everything just adds life and soul to the entire pic. Artificial lighting just do not achieve it, with the exception of kerosene lanterns...
I know, I know. Screw Jim Carey, and I 100% agree, but we need some humor, and this is actually funny to some, others it'll just spin up. As it should be. 
Where did you find these? I need to find some to print and hang in my workplace.
Of all places, found on IMGUR.
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