That’s absolutely nothing it standard procedure up here
those are weird looking cactus
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A Guide to Fishsticks
- Thread starter unclefishstick
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When it comes to the town workers in the highway department in the road they treat your property likes it’s their eminent domain ha ha that’s how they attitude it
there you go,the trick with the wood block worked well....still took some effort to break the tire free,but it's off now...i guess it's nice to know the tire isn't going to suddenly part company with the rim,but still a pita...
too bad i don't really need these clones,they certainly rooted
too bad i don't really need these clones,they certainly rooted
have always put tire against tree/wall, something that won't let it move, then drove over outside edge with another vehicle. get as close to the rim as you can with 2nd vehicles tire.
probably not a good idea with a bike tire...plus,the wood block trick worked...tire set up tubeless easily and is holding pressure so all good in the hood
sorry, i wasn't thinking "bike tire", lol. 
those i put in a vise and cranked it down.
those i put in a vise and cranked it down.
no vice,except my titanium addiction!sorry, i wasn't thinking "bike tire", lol.
you could buy several vises if you gave up YOUR vice.no vice,except my titanium addiction!
how in Gods name do you survive without a vise bolted to something? i couldn't do it, have to fix shit myself...
not enough space on my workbench for a vice to be useful...only 2 feet across
wood block trick worked well
just stand on it while pulling up on the rim,tire popped right off after only a bit of struggle...
just stand on it while pulling up on the rim,tire popped right off after only a bit of struggle...
finally have this bike in rideable condition...swapped in a new seatpost with no setback,threw the rack on to try it out plus summer is coming so i can mount more water bottle cages to it
sorta windy out,but got in a quick 16 miles...threw a few hill climbs in for good measure...time to make dinner
I have made a discovery! I've been pigging out on watching videos about hot wire cutters. Who knew that something like this was out there (okay some of you might have known, but you didn't tell me) and I didn't know about it. I've never seen any at the local home depot! I watch some one make a wing for an RC plane in about a minute. I've made covers for hydroponic trays and used a hole saws to dill the holes and it made a F'ing mess. A hot wire cutter doesn't leave all the small particles like sawing into something does.
Then I saw another video where they used the hot wire cuter to cut hard foam to make a mold for a canopy for an RC plane, which they then vacuum molded. I looked into vacuum molding some time ago. I've long thought about the idea of designing a F&d tray that floods to a uniform height across the tray and drains so there is no standing water in the tray between F&D cycles where.
I know Unc will most likely scoff at this post. But this might be something worth knowing how to do. Who knows maybe some of you may start building home grow for people when they legalize it where you live.
Then I saw another video where they used the hot wire cuter to cut hard foam to make a mold for a canopy for an RC plane, which they then vacuum molded. I looked into vacuum molding some time ago. I've long thought about the idea of designing a F&d tray that floods to a uniform height across the tray and drains so there is no standing water in the tray between F&D cycles where.
I know Unc will most likely scoff at this post. But this might be something worth knowing how to do. Who knows maybe some of you may start building home grow for people when they legalize it where you live.
glad i got out for a ride,my hip was hurting yesterday,so good to get loosened up and get some miles in
Put in about three hours wet trimming some Death Coast for the freezer.
Apparently my little scooter stool was not the best choice of seat, feels like I rode a horse or something, my hips are killing me.
Get to do it again today as my trimmers are still working on the dry NEM.
Morning all.
Apparently my little scooter stool was not the best choice of seat, feels like I rode a horse or something, my hips are killing me.
Get to do it again today as my trimmers are still working on the dry NEM.
Morning all.
U got Trimming Ass burn
Seems like everybody has lush roots but me….
Haha. Just told my dog I was going to work and she lifted her head up and slammed it into my leg. Like to say damn it.
