Now that's just so Gay:lmao::lmao:
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Now that's just so Gay:lmao::lmao:
Swagganaut
Newbie
I must agree with Icky. You should choose your words wisely..keep setting your self up for an internet beat down:lmao::lmao:
Man I can't wait for dad to get home and whoop your a$$ ARMy guy:lmao:
Well Golly Gee Ben, Thank You:lmao:
AHH Shucks, You just like it cuz its got RED on it.:lmao:
Armistice
Rock Crawler
Why? Cuz its too Complicated for you to do it?
Back when I was your age that's all we had Either Braze, Silver Solder or arc weld. Heck I used to replace Quarter panels on cars with nothing but Oxy Acetylene and Coat Hangers Then smooth them out with Led. Just takes patience and skill.
I've done every process through schooling
jerry2575
Jerry's RC Garage
Looks good
School? What the Hell do Teachers know? School? Really?:roll:I've done every process through schooling
Yep me to.
Got a Bastards Degree in Hard Knocks
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Back when I was your age that's all we had Either Braze, Silver Solder or arc weld. Heck I used to replace Quarter panels on cars with nothing but Oxy Acetylene and Coat Hangers Then smooth them out with Led. Just takes patience and skill.
Yeah Nemo, that was back in the good old days when, craftsmanship meant craftsmanship. When you actually worked the metal and used non electronic tools. Nowadays they just push a button, that's why nobody knows how to fix their own stuff or even change their own flat tires anymore. Dang sissies
"1/8 SOLID TUBING" Boy is that an OXy! Hmm? what the manufacture forget to put the hole thru the tube?:lmao:
I've heard the 1/8" and the 3/16" solid stuff called piano wire. Pardon my lack of edumacation but how thick do them there piano wirez get?
Oh was that sarcasm :lmao:
Wow thats like 0.1889" inches or a little over 3/16""thumbsup"
Yes!"thumbsup""thumbsup""thumbsup""thumbsup"