"unexpected burnout"😆 Scott,you're among friend's here.this is a safe place..Took the cutlass for a quick rip with my kids on a beautiful Sunday. Made a couple highway pulls, then did a decent unexpected burnout in an industrial park nearby. Sorry no proof pics of such, but I assure you the giggles from my girls proved it. Here is a screenshot of it in the sun. Couple videos posted on IG, but a pain to transfer.View attachment 186667
good for you brother,start em' young.The girls weren't expecting it. Ha, me, I specifically chose the route I was on to get me to the desired street for shenanigans!
Black over chrome every time..I decided to wrap my B & M chrome shift plate in flat black and then I installed my modified Monte shift handle.
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Too many tool companies have had quality go downhill during the pandemic in our experience.
We had one saw which was so poorly assembled, when you set it to make a 45* beveled cut the blade would actually pass through the opening correctly when set to 90*, but at a 45* bevel made contact with the opening sidewalls.
Then, the fixed tracks for the gates weren't set perpendicular to the miter blate assembly itself. Everything was off a couple degrees, and, there was no built in adjustability to correct. You would need to build up with weld and re machine the the entire platform, and build a jig to precise angles to ensure it was all don't square.
And we're not talking some cheap saw, it was a $699 unit.
Now, that's one of the worst I've encountered, but, quality control has gone to crap, and, nobody was surprised when I returned it so I'm guessing they've had a number of issues..
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