post your work area pics here *56k i dont think so*
05-15-2006, 04:30 PM
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RE: post your work area pics here *56k i dont think so*
Your work area is clean! nice job
I can't keep up with the mess in my shop. I need to resurface the workbench, it's so hard to find parts sometimes because of all the spilled paint and what not.
This is the cleanest it's been in months!
There's a pic of my car rack too.[8D]
I can't keep up with the mess in my shop. I need to resurface the workbench, it's so hard to find parts sometimes because of all the spilled paint and what not.
This is the cleanest it's been in months!There's a pic of my car rack too.[8D]
05-15-2006, 06:11 PM
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RE: post your work area pics here *56k i dont think so*
What exactly do you guys do at your workspace lol i still havent found ne thing to modify on my rc because well i have no parts, but what do you guys do just take them apart and stuff?
05-15-2006, 06:22 PM
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RE: post your work area pics here *56k i dont think so*
ORIGINAL: swattkidd
What exactly do you guys do at your workspace lol i still havent found ne thing to modify on my rc because well i have no parts, but what do you guys do just take them apart and stuff?
What exactly do you guys do at your workspace lol i still havent found ne thing to modify on my rc because well i have no parts, but what do you guys do just take them apart and stuff?
05-15-2006, 08:01 PM
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RE: post your work area pics here *56k i dont think so*
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Your work area is clean! nice job
I can't keep up with the mess in my shop. I need to resurface the workbench, it's so hard to find parts sometimes because of all the spilled paint and what not. This is the cleanest it's been in months!
There's a pic of my car rack too.[8D]
Your work area is clean! nice job
I can't keep up with the mess in my shop. I need to resurface the workbench, it's so hard to find parts sometimes because of all the spilled paint and what not.
This is the cleanest it's been in months!There's a pic of my car rack too.[8D]
Nice, you can charge 4 batteries at once.. ha ha! Twin twin pulse.. :P
05-15-2006, 08:17 PM
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RE: post your work area pics here *56k i dont think so*
Hay gunnut not a good idea to keep all that paper by your heating furnace fire hazard . I work on plumbing and heating units all day . just becarefull .
Nice work shop by the way. all of you have nice places to work on your stuff .
Nice work shop by the way. all of you have nice places to work on your stuff .
05-15-2006, 08:32 PM
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ORIGINAL: kingrustler
Hay gunnut not a good idea to keep all that paper by your heating furnace fire hazard . I work on plumbing and heating units all day . just becarefull .
Nice work shop by the way. all of you have nice places to work on your stuff .
Hay gunnut not a good idea to keep all that paper by your heating furnace fire hazard . I work on plumbing and heating units all day . just becarefull .
Nice work shop by the way. all of you have nice places to work on your stuff .
05-15-2006, 08:46 PM
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RE: post your work area pics here *56k i dont think so*
If it was an older furnace with a combustion compartment that is open to the atmosphere I can see that . This case it is a sealed compartment and fumes wouldn`t get in there . Anyway this is about rc .LOL
05-15-2006, 08:48 PM
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RE: post your work area pics here *56k i dont think so*
ORIGINAL: kingrustler
true but seeing as how paper sucks up fluids if something got spilled it would soak it up . then the 18 inches off the ground that the heater is placed would not be enough as the fumes would be coming off the top of the rolls and not the floor . was my thinking.
true but seeing as how paper sucks up fluids if something got spilled it would soak it up . then the 18 inches off the ground that the heater is placed would not be enough as the fumes would be coming off the top of the rolls and not the floor . was my thinking.
That's a good point, people don't think about the fumes. I've seen washing machings (& houses) burnt up by people washing rags and clothes with gasoline on them.
05-15-2006, 09:00 PM
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i know it's about rc's thats why i brought it up i would hate to see all those rc's gone .[8D]
i know it's about rc's thats why i brought it up i would hate to see all those rc's gone .[8D]
05-15-2006, 10:37 PM
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RE: post your work area pics here *56k i dont think so*
Nice save =D but for me to start a "work space" i guess i will need to buy more parts otherwise theres not much to do, but im thirsting to work on my RC but dont noe what to do.
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I don't know, I'm always getting ideas on modifying some thing and it doesn't always involve buying parts, a lot of it is making them myself.
