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What did you do to your non-G Body project today [2024 edition]
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Neighbor used to get free/ low cost venison neck meat for his mince meat pies as most guys didn’t want it.
Necks were still good meat. Surprised they gave the option to refuse, most processors cut it up for stew as part of the package. We did a mix of self cut and using processor, but, always told them not to ground the meat and leave it all chunks. I liked to mix in my own pork in some and get the right ratio, also make sure it was properly trimmed pre-grind. They were happy, saved them some work.
The livers tasted good to me too, but, depending how far from home you were some newsprint and a zip lock were a must to keep it so you had to plan ahead.
but why ? my dad has this ultimate set of tools and I should be able to fix it
The truck screams a need for a chrome triple roll bar in the bed with 4 KC lights up top
Built a couple watches based off a Timex built in late 60's/early 70's my brother had when we were young. This was a small quartz, boy size watch at 31mm, plastic case and rubber bracelet.
This is the original:
I commissioned 4 dials to be built (my brother, 2 other buddies, and I) and tried to have the seconds hand/disc recreated but maker couldn't make the clear disc like original happen so traditional style seconds hand were made. Sourced an automatic Seiko movement, hands, and Seiko fitment case/bracelet from ebay and would up with this as my build.
One of my buddies sourced his own setup and his is a little different.
This is the original:
I commissioned 4 dials to be built (my brother, 2 other buddies, and I) and tried to have the seconds hand/disc recreated but maker couldn't make the clear disc like original happen so traditional style seconds hand were made. Sourced an automatic Seiko movement, hands, and Seiko fitment case/bracelet from ebay and would up with this as my build.
One of my buddies sourced his own setup and his is a little different.
I've used the cast one before, I'll opt for modern technology for ease of use.
Some of the best deer I've done on the grill was the neck meat, they don't know what they are missing.
Sunday Funday... had to fix something on my icemaker door of my fridge. When I bought my house this was in the kitchen already and I saw the rust bubble under the paint, figured I'd get into it if I had to take it apart. Well that day came. Cause is from water getting under the spill catch tray and running down the front of the door. It's about to be 20 years old so previous owners let it ride like that I've been good about cleaning it up.
Fixed it the best way I could with what I had on hand. Perfection would be a new piece of metal and all that work, or stripping the whole thing down but a 20yr old fridge that works fine isn't getting that much attention. This will work for cosmetics, I'll let the paint cure and put it back together completely. Rustoleum gloss black, supposed to stick to the rust and eat it up. Die Grinder with little scrub wheel got it down to a good clean surface.
Fixed it the best way I could with what I had on hand. Perfection would be a new piece of metal and all that work, or stripping the whole thing down but a 20yr old fridge that works fine isn't getting that much attention. This will work for cosmetics, I'll let the paint cure and put it back together completely. Rustoleum gloss black, supposed to stick to the rust and eat it up. Die Grinder with little scrub wheel got it down to a good clean surface.
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