To the long time readers,
yes,
stool time lives.
Today it served as a work bench.
Not sure why it was just more comfortable working crouched down.
After testing the now raised & angled motor mount bases,
found out they were too long.
Later that night cut them down 1/4" on each side...
...then moved the holes in a 1/2" or so.
You can see how far off my guessing was
by the lines going through the big holes.
Came home too late to fit them in again.
I hope they work.
Tomorrow is another day.
Since the stool was out,
decided to primer the fresh metal on the removed drivers door.
Figured it was a good time to take off the other door too.
Than the hinges got a good squirt of primer.
Tomorrow the doors can go back on,
and I won't have to think about the new metal matching the old rusty metal.
Also was fiddlin' with these bumper guards for the hurtlocker truck.
Stool only makes a cameo here.
To be continued...
TP
yes,
stool time lives.
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stool time |
Today it served as a work bench.
Not sure why it was just more comfortable working crouched down.
![]() |
shortened motor mounts |
After testing the now raised & angled motor mount bases,
found out they were too long.
Later that night cut them down 1/4" on each side...
![]() |
tortured motor mounts |
...then moved the holes in a 1/2" or so.
You can see how far off my guessing was
by the lines going through the big holes.
Came home too late to fit them in again.
I hope they work.
Tomorrow is another day.
![]() |
stool time |
Since the stool was out,
decided to primer the fresh metal on the removed drivers door.
![]() |
more stool time |
Figured it was a good time to take off the other door too.
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not stool time |
Than the hinges got a good squirt of primer.
Tomorrow the doors can go back on,
and I won't have to think about the new metal matching the old rusty metal.
![]() |
cameo |
Also was fiddlin' with these bumper guards for the hurtlocker truck.
Stool only makes a cameo here.
To be continued...
TP
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