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This is my second workstation... Lately I'm jutting in and out of the booth, narrating an audiobook in between calls and emails for my day job.
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I wish, pontiac was my first love, I would kill for a 77 grand prix, but it would be to much money for what I would want to do to it. Quoted:
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More importantly, what's up with the Pontiac stickers? Â You got a Goat? |
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I wish, pontiac was my first love, I would kill for a 77 grand prix, but it would be to much money for what I would want to do to it. Not only were there 0 broken Pontiacs, the most broken down vehicles on the shoulder were Dodge Rams.... Which was my daily driver. She took much joy in this. |
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Wife and I were driving across the country to AZ years ago. I told her to rent whatever economy car she wanted. Came home from work the day we were to leave and there sat a Pontiac vibe..... She knows I HATE Pontiacs and did it trying to be funny.... So I made a bet with her that we would count the broken down cars on the highway all the way to AZ and that I bet the most would be Pontiacs. Not only were there 0 broken Pontiacs, the most broken down vehicles on the shoulder were Dodge Rams.... Which was my daily driver. She took much joy in this.
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Well that's, ... boring, to each their own.
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I only like real pontiacs, and to me the last real one was a fiero, any thing after is just a shell of a once great automaker. .
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Mine....how a shop should look.Â
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Danm. Really? What's so wrong with them? http://st.hotrod.com/uploads/sites/21/2010/10/hppp-1008-01-1977-pontiac-can-am-.jpg
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Mine....how a shop should look.Â
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How are those bags anyways?, been thinking about getting one. Mine gets slammed by elements(direct sun,rain etc) due to my work. This ones about 4-5 months old. The swivel clasp at the shoulder strap is a week spot. Cheap metal. There's about 16-18+ pounds in there iirc. |
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This is where I spend most of my time at work. 3 axis router with 12 slot auto tool changer, 20 vertical drilling heads +4 horizontal. Nothing too fancy. Program, setup, and operate.
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This is where I spend most of my time at work. 3 axis router with 12 slot auto tool changer, 20 vertical drilling heads +4 horizontal. Nothing too fancy. Program, setup, and operate. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/175941/work-282050.JPG @JVD |
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what do you make typically? @JVD ), wall paneling, etc... I get a good mix and it keeps it interesting at least. Phenolic is an underappreciated product, the things you can make are pretty broad and varying. It is for more than circuit boards. I made my home backbar out of some 1" thick stuff, only drawback is it is a nutbuster to move.
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It varies... We manufacture phenolic panels (a relative of bakelite), which can be further processed and laminated wood products. Could be anything from casegoods, medical equipment parts, cutting boards, machine parts, cladding (fancy siding ), wall paneling, etc... I get a good mix and it keeps it interesting at least. Phenolic is an underappreciated product, the things you can make are pretty broad and varying. It is for more than circuit boards. I made my home backbar out of some 1" thick stuff, only drawback is it is a nutbuster to move. |










