A new tool is fabricated, a Pipe Anvil.
Pipe anvils are used to easily shape sheet metal into curves or cones, of varying diameters. Usually made out of a couple different sizes of whatever pipe you can find for cheap/free.
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Category: My Projects
eBay Plates!
Not legal to run ’em, but still cool to have!
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Sheet Metal Brake
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Fan Love
Snapped by a friend of a friend at the local grocery store parking lot.
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My son replaces the mostly crap parts of his Civic…. with another Civic with only one crap part
Hot-Rodded My Snow Blower!
Added rubber sealing flaps to the impeller vanes on my Bolens 824 snow blower. Now throws 3X farther, and never plugged up once!!
’61 Apache Suspension & Steering
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Out with old, in with the old
With the V8 Firefly heading on a truck any day now, time to dust off the Lethal Locost. Especially since the Crusty Chevy grenaded the rear axle and the ’61 Apache isn’t really road worthy.
If you own more than three cars and still have to bum a ride to work, you might be a redneck.
Make a Micrometer Collar on a Lathe
Getting an old valve grinder back in service, and fabricating some of the missing parts.
In With The New
Firefly coming back with ported 882, Lunati Cam, 4-bolt 350. Theoretically 320hp, 400ft-lbs torque.
See Also: Out With The Old
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