mrblaine
Crew Member From Quail Valley, CA
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mrblaine replied to the thread Math is hard.I wish I was able to do higher math, I'm one of those that doesn't get it and never will. My brain just doesn't work that way. -
mrblaine replied to the thread Math is hard.I've never been a fan. But, after studying it some, (very casually) what I believe they are doing is trying, poorly, to teach folks how...
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mrblaine replied to the thread Math is hard.What if it said to make sure you added 1/2" to each hole diameter?
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mrblaine replied to the thread Math is hard.A lot of stuff is measured in place on an existing cover. It is easier to measure from the edges to each side of the pipe rather than...
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mrblaine replied to the thread 4:1 Rubicon transfer case swap?.Yes and no. The 241 only has one input shaft length so that may have to be dealt with on some transmissions. Other than that and that...
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mrblaine replied to the thread Math is hard.I did it that way on paper and then decided actual numbers would be better for them to use and figure out.
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mrblaine replied to the thread Math is hard.Exactly what I did.
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mrblaine replied to the thread Math is hard.And if that were the case, when I had the certified tech on the phone who exactly knows what we were ordering, that was his opportunity...
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mrblaine replied to the thread Math is hard.Look at the part I circled that is in their instructions. Yes, they want you to add 1/2" to the hole diameter. That effectively moves...
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mrblaine replied to the thread Savvy Bumper Welds.I designed the bumper, I did not specify weldment other than do it so it doesn't fall apart before the customer gets it.
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mrblaine replied to the thread Savvy Bumper Welds.The front bumper is 6061 in the T6 temper but there is a small flange on the underside that needs a tight bend so it is 5053. The welds...
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I'm ordering a chimney chase cover. I'm using their form. It states to add 1/2" to the actual hole diameter for the existing flue pipe...
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mrblaine replied to the thread Recommended Rotary Tool?.What tool were running in that die grinder? If you say a cut off disc larger than 1.5", then that would be silly. It takes some serious...
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mrblaine replied to the thread Recommended Rotary Tool?.Be aware that even though it shows a foot pedal which can be inconvenient, the motor does have an on and off switch as well as a switch...
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mrblaine replied to the thread Would changing my pitman arm correct handling issues?.Caster needs to be tested and evaluated. I run up to around 8 degrees for a lot of the 40" tire builds we do and it is common to dial in...
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