* * Evil Grin * *
I found a nice fresh sharp hacksaw blade in the garage tonite. I start'd grabbin' car's an "hackin' away"
It was different, but not to bad.
There will be more to this saga quite soon, for now jus' tink 'bout sum long hair'd dude out in the garage with a sharp blade foamin' at the mouth cuttin' up e'erytin' in sight... :dude:

Dude, you make HT worth reading. ha ha ha.
Oh by the way
If you find a big lots they have rotary tools for pretty cheap.
But I say stick with the Hacksaw, it adds character, ha ha ha

* * Evil Grin * *
I found a nice fresh sharp hacksaw blade in the garage tonite. I start'd grabbin' car's an "hackin' away"
It was different, but not to bad.
There will be more to this saga quite soon, for now jus' tink 'bout sum long hair'd dude out in the garage with a sharp blade foamin' at the mouth cuttin' up e'erytin' in sight... :dude:

Scary visual...:( .

Flashbacks of 5 years ago when I started customizing with only a hacksaw, long nosed visegrips,and regular JB weld (it took 24 hours to set up..Not harden..just set up..Lmao).


Jeff Fleetwood

regular JB weld (it took 24 hours to set up..Not harden..just set up..Lmao).
Jeff Fleetwood

That's all I've got for JB weld right now. I take it there is stuff that set's up quicker 'eh? I did find out tontie that bondo DOES have a self life. :)

Reddwarf2... Dude, you make HT worth reading. ha ha ha.
But I say stick with the Hacksaw, it adds character, ha ha ha

Tank's Red. :)

I'll prob pick up sum sort 'o Dremel tool this weekend after payday.

Any suggestion's on the type/kind 'o cut off disc's an what other attach's that work well???

I'll still be usin' the hacksaw for sum ting's cuz, well cuz I like mine hacksaw. :dude:

That's all I've got for JB weld right now. I take it there is stuff that set's up quicker 'eh? I did find out tontie that bondo DOES have a self life. :)

Reddwarf2... Dude, you make HT worth reading. ha ha ha.
But I say stick with the Hacksaw, it adds character, ha ha ha

Tank's Red. :)

I'll prob pick up sum sort 'o Dremel tool this weekend after payday.

Any suggestion's on the type/kind 'o cut off disc's an what other attach's that work well???

I'll still be usin' the hacksaw for sum ting's cuz, well cuz I like mine hacksaw. :dude:
I got my 50pc. rotary tool at Longs Drugs for about 19 bucks. It doesn't have the greatest touque in the world, but it serves it's pourpuse well enough :thumbsup: As for bits buy the best. For heavy grinding stick with the carbide bits. There often the most expensive, but they'll remove the most metal the fastest. For finer grinding in more sensitive areas diamond coated bits are ideal. Diamond cut off disks are also ideal for cutting A pillars and such. Its also a very good idea to mask around any areas you dont want to grind into. Rotary tools have a tendency to get away from you at this scale and a wandering carbide bit can easily screw-up your day pretty quick if your not carefull.

Tank's Grayhouse. I guess I should mask off mine finger's an hand's as well 'eh? I already see the neat possibilty's there.

That's all I've got for JB weld right now. I take it there is stuff that set's up quicker 'eh? I did find out tontie that bondo DOES have a self life. :)

J&B KWIK & Magnum Steel. 5 to 10 minute set up time

I'll prob pick up sum sort 'o Dremel tool this weekend after payday.

Any suggestion's on the type/kind 'o cut off disc's an what other attach's that work well???

Barrel type cutter and a cone cutter work good. Also a couple of small drill bits something around 1/8 and smaller. Some cut-off wheels. I've found grinding them down to a smaller diameter helps get in the tight places.

I'll still be usin' the hacksaw for sum ting's cuz, well cuz I like mine hacksaw. :dude:

Get you a jeweler's saw you can still do the Texas Chain Saw thing but with a Jeckel & Hyde flair Hope this helps

Right on, tank's for all the info. Look's like I'll be at the part's store an the 'ardware store this weekend. I need more paint as well, today was a good day in the custom shop. The halogen light does wonders for heatin' the material an the paint an flashin' the paint. :dude:
* * Get's quite the visual 'o Texas Chainsaw with a Jeckal an Dude flair * *
:cool: