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Man you don't gently caress around. Also I had to go grab a Dr. Pepper after seeing yours.
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Mastercraft Maximum. Craftsman eat your heart out. I love my Maximum tools, and there's something on sale every week so I just keep buying poo poo I dont need/already have.
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Ziploc posted:Can someone explain the lighters? 
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Feb 10, 2009 23:09
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Sockington posted:Went to seal the outside of the windshield to discover the tube had went wonky. gently caress. It appears your caulk has gone limp...
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Randi Challenger posted:When my dog rides with me she gets doggles: That an ACD?
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Randi Challenger posted:Yes sir (ma'am?) it is. Out of all the dogs I've owned through the years my ACD is the most loyal of them all. Any particular reason you ask? Just wondering, I (well my family, I moved) have one, such awesome dogs. No one ever knows what he is, they always look at him kinda strange.
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8ender posted:Get one of these: You know, they heat up really fast and well in really big places, but they make me feel like I'm sick, as soon as you step out of the rays its still cold, then back in and feel hot again. I was working under them yesterday in a big hangar and I had to turn them off.
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Oct 28, 2009 04:49
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MrSaturn posted:This interests me. Can you elaborate a bit on this? Are they hollow for some VVT madness, or for weight savings? It seems to me the latter is a strange place to try to save weight. Camshafts spin, less rotating mass probably makes a pretty big difference when the engine is revving to 7k +.
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Apr 19, 2010 15:50
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IsaacNewton posted:You know me? I guess you do and quite possibly tasted my poutines. Which for the most part is highly appreciated by my guests. A poutine is a poutine, you put good poo poo into it and it turns out good. There's no science to it. Everyone know you need good cheese curds. This is why I said no one need instruction. It's like someone needing instruction to boil eggs. I just read this in my mind in a horrible quebecois accent.
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Sep 20, 2010 09:17
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Mastercraft Maximum or bust! 
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Oct 30, 2010 00:39
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Sockington posted:I pretty much strictly go there for tools unless there is a sale on oil. For car parts, it seems I've developed a taste for ordering from a network of discount OEM dealers (Tousley Ford, Genuine Subaru, Mazda Motorsports account, Lithia Toyota). I pretty much exclusively buy tools from Canadian Tire, 2 different Maximum tool kits, got a 1/2 torque wrench last time they went on sale, but it doesnt have the colored handle like yours, 18v impact and accessories when it was on sale, flashlights, scrapers, drills. As long as you dont buy Jobmate brand even the normal Mastercraft stuff is okay. Ohh also my favorite ratchet is a Maximum, comfy grip, small head and a nice movement.
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I'm also not allowed to buy anymore cars until one of them dies in some fashion (have no plans to part with any of them - even the Focus will stay for a good long while)
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8ender posted:The Jobmate stuff is fine as long as you buy it keeping in mind that they aren't built for lots and lots of duty. I have a Jobmate angle grinder which has been fine because I rarely use it. Works great when I do. If I was grinding every day I'd probably be looking for a better one. We have a Jobmate dremel which took forever to cut through a tiny hollow metal rod, cant keep the cutting wheels straight and 60% of the time they break sending shards flying everywhere. I bought a real Dremel last month and it's like buttah. Also I got a $10 Jobmate tool kit to throw in my car for emergencys (it came with a tool bag). It came with a 3/8 ratchet but 1/4 sockets, the first time I tried to use it with the adapter that it came with the adapter sheared off. The flashlight lasts 10 minutes and is dull... soooo bad!
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Sockington posted:Used up some scrap stuff around the garage to make something for my metric wrenches (since they are all that I use anyways). Still gotta get a few missing wrenches out of the back of the wagon. Should put size labels above them.
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IOwnCalculus posted:We'll also get some intermediary shots of building more cool stuff for your house - maybe for the little Sock instead of the garage, but hey, all the same. It will have been discovered halfway through building something for the house, that some piece has succumbed to rot and needs to be completely replaced.
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Sockington posted:Today we hit the sixth bird while driving the van. I've never hit so many so often. Maybe its the color/shape? I hit 3 birds in my 01 Golf TDI and I've never hit a bird in any other car.
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Leperflesh posted:
I ran over a crow in the street that didn't feel the need to fly away when his 20 other friends did, he bounced twice on the bottom of the car and his feathers flew up in the air behind me like out of a cartoon.
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rscott posted:FIREWEED, that's an interesting vanity plate  This is fireweed, up north, after forest fires, its usually the first thing to pop up, hence the name.
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revmoo posted:Is Canadian octane the same as US octane? Yes God drat getting distracted and leaving the page.
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In all 3 of my S13s there was a cake of wet mud, dirt, grass, and other grime under the mudflaps leaving nice rust holes in one of them. Even my Xterra mudfaps just held onto dirt, Nissan 
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MiniFoo posted:Were those big hairy dicks on sale at Princess Auto too? Power Fist Big Hairy Dicks, the best in big hairy dicks
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Oct 7, 2012 21:48
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I'm probably not going to bother with the poo poo Winters that I got with the Merc, I mean I have my truck for snow, the all seasons should be fine for whatever light dusting I'd get stuck in in Vancouver.
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VelociBacon posted:Hey fellow vangoon. I agree that you really don't need winter tires at all in Vancouver. Especially if you have a truck. This will be my first 4wd winter - do you know any good places around the lower mainland for light offroading/loving about with the cars? I was thinking Cypress parking lot or something. Cypress lot is kinda fun for doing donuts and stuff, when its open and not full of cars. Otherwise I don't really know, haven't got out of my way to find anything like that, though I should.
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Mat_Drinks posted:Is it coincidence that not long after the thread title changed to House of Jort's that the subject matter began including house repairs? Sock's been posting about house repairs and stuff for years, it's nothing new, and it keeps the thread interesting.
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Sockington posted:Oh my god, that soldering station is badass. Takes almost no time to heat up and is just a delight to work with. Normal 110v plug in irons blow, only time I ever have to use them is doing emergency fixes for work in a hangar somewhere, otherwise we have a few Weller stations at our shop.
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My favorite recent craigslist experience was a guy selling some Mercedes wheels for "1500 OBO" and they were overpriced, I offered him $1000 in an email. His response was "I'm not selling them for less then $1500". THEN DONT loving PUT OBO IN YOUR AD, do you even understand what that means? Do you think people are going to trip over themselves offering MORE then your asking price??
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