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Like I said this maybe ok on sealing surfaces when using liquid/rtv type sealants. Just thought I'd throw out the warning. I design customs seals for a living. I've seen where a customer used sandpaper to polish up a groove to make it nice and pretty and it creates sharp tiny scratches across...

i'll be porting some 61x cases this winter as well. Does the 650 cylinder fit fine on the 61x cases? I've ported a 650 this winter but havent put it together yet. Cylinder is at my brothers or i'd just test fit it. I got two 61x cases for 20 bucks each (shipped plus reed cages, HA!) and figure i...

Sandpaper is not good to use across a sealing surface. The silica can leave very fine, sharp scratches across the sealing area and the seal can not fill those areas and there will be a leak point. This may not be as big of issue when using a liquid/gel sealant.

i can help ya out.

I'd go with a good used GM/Chevy truck. I saw that Ridgeline at the Detroit autoshow a year or two ago (whenever it was first released and won best in show) and wasnt too impressed with it. Never drove one though. Driven Nissian trucks and did not like how they "felt." Get well soon buddy.

i use a die grinder with carbide bits. i keep it wet with wd40 to prevent cutter build up. Works great. Remember the coarser the cutter, the more its going to want to jump and walk. Use a medium cutter to rough it out and then go to something finer to finish it up. I like to use cutters shaped...

it was a good low key event. lots of fun. i have some video but not sure where.

its official. going to be cut.

I have a squarenose hull we could do that to... Actually thought about it before. :skull2: :skull2: :skull2:

i've had a budget made up and from what my spending report shows from my debit card, it is pretty close to what i plan. but i think this month i'm going to start using the evelope method to really monitor and limit my spending. Currently I run over somewhere but usually under somewhere else, but...