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OK, I'm sorry, now I get the "point".

Please tell me that the knife blade is laying in the background and not attached to the car.

I can tell you that the new gate that BSB is building is as smooth as a gate gets. Times are extremely consistent.

2-SS, one old, one new

I have had the VXB digital caliper that BSB is talking about for a couple of years now and really like it, you wouldn't go wrong

In a previous life I pulled a flatbed trailer over the road. If I had a load of pipe, either a few large diameter pipes or many smaller diameter pipe the results were the same. Better fuel mileage if the front of the pipe was covered with a tarp instead of leaving it open for air to flow...

When Pony talks, I listen.

An electronics supply store will sell you 1/16" shrink tube. Clip 1/2" of fuzz off pipe cleaner end down to the wire center and slip a 1" piece of shrink tube about 1/2 way onto pipe cleaner wire end. Heat the shrink tube a bit with match or heat gun and watch it shrink down to small enough...

McMasters-Carr will sell you aviation drill bits that are 6" long pretty cheap. You can get them in #44 and #43. After drilling your axle holes with your carbide bit, slip the butt end of the 6" drill bit into axle hole and use a 6" machinist square against the body to check the drilled holes...

Darn John, sorry to hear about your accident. My prayer is for a speedy recovery for all involved from any injuries, aches, pains and bruises. Everyone feel better soon.

Remember to do what I told you to do, give yourself a pat on the back from me, congrats

Thanks, it's twin, with a shorter wheel base, is entered for Saturday. Never has run though. Probably in that "junk" class everyone is entering.

How about this for a snake skin car?

Your cars are too cool. I especially like the SS, awesome. Good luck with them

If the tungsten was glued in with epoxy, use a heat gun, carefully, and cubes can be remover rather easily. A utility knife will cut/scrape the epoxy off the cubes pretty easily once it was heated during removal. Takes a little time but worth it.