The Chopper Compendium

Maz wrote: snippage
....but I'm just an English Witch really guys......
Maz xx

weld setting calculator on the miller site.

http://www.millerwelds.com/resources/ca ... rs/mobile/

If twas in the neighborhood.

The common mistake in selecting one of these benders for use in building Race Car Chassis, Race Car Roll Cages, Sand Rails, Dragster Chassis, Nerf Bars, Bumpers, etc. is that they are PIPE benders. Most of the time, if not all of the time, you will be working with TUBING not pipe when working on tho...

Hi Gary Glad your with us on the new version. Hope everything has been going well for you.

Tim-

Maz wrote:BTW "gobble" has a very different meaning this side of the pond

Maz xx

"The JD-2 Model 32 has 2 additional steel brackets and several additional fasteners not show in the
picture above, hence the additional cost."

Looks like he holds a few secrets back.

Maz wrote:hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, very interesting...... now where can I find a large V8 and autobox......?

Maz xx

The Rover V8 makes for a good looking trike.

Looks to be the old board is access history. All that shows is a pointer for the new board.

Hey Maz
Ran across this while looking up consumables.


3M™ Speedglas™ Women's Welding Helmets
The first line of welding helmets designed with a woman in mind.

I like it. Especially the burl finish on the pulleys, brackets and fork shock.

RANT ALERT!!: Ignore as needed.... I hate to be told what to do as much as the next person, but as a firefighter and EMT, I'v seen what the lack of a helmet can do...its not a pretty sight. I wear a lid when I ride, every time...My brains aren't what they used to be, but I'm kinda attached to 'em. ...

= Go for it. Enjoy your life.

= Mother Hen till your out of our imaginary nest.

= Your total incompetents, the STATE Knows whats best for you and will shove its will down your throat(u.y.a) to prove it.

Whoops, to quick(spastic) on the keys.

I still love the way you cleaned up the differential, way cool... I asked you before about your plan to remove the motor ater the frame is complete, in case you needed to swap it out. I think you said the plan was to just take it apart while in the frame. Have you considered pinning the top backbon...