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I've never had the guts to try it. I figure the gun shoots and handles okay for me without me trying to "improve" it. A man's gotta know his limitations.
I have a friend that does them. Looks like it came from the factory.
That's the thing, I like my handguns to look like they came from the factory. I doubt mine would look that way after I got finished with one.
He’s wandering all around the mountain now LOL
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Youngest daughter helped me drag this one out if the herd this morning too.
No picture but when my son got married, one of my nephews (about 7 years old at the time) went around and downed everyone's champagne after the toast. Everyone had the real stuff and most only took a sip and set the glass down. He did this unknowingly and was dancing like I've never seen before. He'd leave the dance floor and come back 5 minutes later and dance for another 30 minutes. Then his mom caught him. She was, can we say, a little upset.
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Mining shovels are cool. Used to work at a job shop that repaired some giant parts. They got a pair of track frames and cable gear box from a Bucyrus 495 (or Cat 7495 same thing). I got to deburr some on them. That place stunk.
Model of the digger.
Best part? That is part 17. Heres the whole playlist.
No idea. I would assume so, I was guessing they are infected with the rona and it's how the Chinese are spreading it. Lol.
Literally thinking outside the box.Unusual wiring in a sports complex in Samoa:
It had a photocopier plugged into it.
I love the big gear, but I know working on them can be a chore.
I had a short contract at a power station in 92, putting in a new road to the flyash dam for cleanout.
While I was there, I was given access to the colliery nextdoor that fed the station to get fill material from the dump their Bucyrus 1570 was building.
Big. Real big, 72 cubic yard bucket, even the power cable that fed it was huge.
It had a crew of 5 or 6 including fitters.
any one think Fractals are cool
this is from a project focusing on the application of fraktaline geometry in architecture
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