Well my problem is that a sheet of steel will cost me about $20, just for a 12x12" piece... I will definitely practice some more.Labtecpower wrote:explains a lot!
I would practice some more
you can make very nice things with some experience!
I would just get a sheet of steel and start filing shapes into it, this way you can learn very fast and cheap...
Well, it's the thought that counts (until they get older)...... then the price becomes their primary focus!Fnord wrote:You could straighten the edges up a little though, they look kinda crappy.
... which is about the time you upgrade to a newer modelvelocity3x wrote:Well, it's the thought that counts (until they get older)...... then the price becomes their primary focus!
Women are getting more and more independent, they don't need us for this sort of thing...warhead052 wrote:when I gave it to my girl friend her face lit up
Those old one-lungers were built strong, man! My Dad picked up an early-70s Craftsmen once, had a three-speed, IIRC. Never did get the deck working, but my brother and I had fun dropping it into third and doing wheelies on it. I really wish he hadn't taken it for scrap. I was thinking of dropping a bigger motor in it and using it for the street fair tractor pull.jsefcik wrote:did a cold start on my 72 cub yesterday, boy did she start right up!!!!, she started right up and continued running , not pops no nothing, my grandfather had machines that last!!!!
You know what I meant...jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:Women are getting more and more independent, they don't need us for this sort of thing...warhead052 wrote:when I gave it to my girl friend her face lit up
I also know you're a bit young to have lost your sense of humour alreadywarhead052 wrote:You know what I meant...
I still have a sense of humor, I thought it was pretty funny.jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:I also know you're a bit young to have lost your sense of humour alreadywarhead052 wrote:You know what I meant...
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bzip -dc /mnt/backup/backup[date].img | dd of=/dev/sda bs=512yes they are build to last, not like walmart junk, i had deck problems with mine, so i parked the deck and just use to do yard work with , my neighbor needed help building a retaining wall and needed a way to move the brick from his truck to where the wall was and wheel barrel would be way to heavy, so we loaded between 1200-1250 lbs on a trailer and mine pulled no problem, his john deere couldnt budge the trailer, and his is a newer deere 23 hp , mines only 14 nd works better, glad my uncle gave me it,Daltonultra wrote:Those old one-lungers were built strong, man! My Dad picked up an early-70s Craftsmen once, had a three-speed, IIRC. Never did get the deck working, but my brother and I had fun dropping it into third and doing wheelies on it. I really wish he hadn't taken it for scrap. I was thinking of dropping a bigger motor in it and using it for the street fair tractor pull.jsefcik wrote:did a cold start on my 72 cub yesterday, boy did she start right up!!!!, she started right up and continued running , not pops no nothing, my grandfather had machines that last!!!!