:rofl
I should delete, but I will let it slide for the LOL effect.
^ I thought the same thing when it was posted but thread can use a little humor here and there, so it stays :tongue
Lol i found it slightly humorous when they called the welds on the stuff i posted bad, so there is some humor
Jesse Brozyna of JDL (previously of AFI) built these for a Mustang that came into the shop. Awesome work if you ask me.
dude vadim…
that is def some weird porno type siht
Maybe I’m not quite understanding this because I’m tired, but, you do realize that the stuff you posted is not all that great…right?
we need more in this thread.
Move this to photography PLZ? LoL
finally something fab porn-able. My first time let loose on a metal lathe all by myself. LOL I know its not hard to make at all, but it came out perfect. its a shift knob if anyone wonders. haha.
pretty sweet… but why not just make the knob the correct thread for the application?
becasue not race car.
no, really. The lathe isnt a quick change, so to cut threads, gears need to be calculated and changed, too much work for no need.
The bore is + .004 to the shaft on the shifter, it needs a tap with a dead/blow to slide on, the set screws arent going to let that thing move anywhere!
oh right I forgot you arent working with a lathe with variable speed. looks good
your lathe could be variable / infinite speed if you bought my electric motor.
The last page has blown my mind
yeah I dont believe those are hand tigged. even though some pics show a dudes arm and an arc struck… absolutely ZERO inconsistency, side to side, start stop, between filler dabs, etc. unless they were jigged up on a rotary table or some machine to spin the part consistently, where you just steady rest the torch and add filler… I call it BS that those are 100% hand tigged.
If they are, the man just isnt human.
cool knob
:number1 thanks HOMIE!