The Chopper Compendium

Not that it does anygood but seems they are out there. Nope not mine. Was browsing.


1974 Triumph bonneville 750 cc 8686 miles it's a nice classic every things good

http://gainesville.craigslist.org/mcy/2683617684.html

Big enough to do a frame, 4 elements, FREAKY Fast!!!!

I like. Nice scoot.

Damn good start on it by the looks. Anticipation the pics as you slice and dice your toys.

Thinkin bout a larger oven sparked my memory. Went looking and refound this site. Kitchen oven burner elements were used in homemade cabinet.

http://powdercoatoven.4t.com/Index.html

Thanks for the pictorial. Been wanting to try that myself. What brand powder coat equipment do you use?

Beer in the garage fridge sits there for a coupla months. Then I'll get another six pack. No damn water in my pizza dough ......

If you kinda sorta (disclaimer, make it just enough different) clone the copperhead version 1/4 is more than sufficient.

This is the pic I pieced mine together from. Look at how the ratchet point attaches on yours and go from there.

made one out of some cutoff scraps. Less $ and had it quicker.

Might be of interest for making up your exhaust. Used to be on the net but can't find it anymore.

curt wrote:i do like them dewalt angle grinders got 3 or 4 of em

Yup! I always find where I left the old one just after buying the new one.

Takin shape and lookin good. Goin into the build season for you neck of the woods.

Work quarantines me from the electronic world for two days and all the fun begins without me. But as Maz said (kinda) "We're Back!!". Let the good times roll.