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Old 04-17-2011, 12:47 AM
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Steve That styrene is great stuff. Only thing you have to watch out for when your going for a cool one is witch bottle you grab!!! Nice Work.
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Looking good there, Steve. You'll have it finished in no time
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Old 04-17-2011, 10:12 AM
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Looks great Steve! I hadn't seen what you plan on using for the dumping mechanism. What do you have up your sleeve for that? I'm sure it'll be slick as snot.

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Old 04-17-2011, 11:20 AM
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stock hydros 2 - 4 stage cylinders . I still got a lot of shop time on this
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Shaping up nice Steve!
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Old 04-17-2011, 01:37 PM
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looking great i am likein that truck
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It's looking good Steve. What size Styrene are you using?
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It's looking good Steve. What size Styrene are you using?
thanks guys @ Mike I'm using .100

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That's the first thing I checked. Well done!!!!
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Looking better all of the time
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I'll be up awhile I waited a long time to do this milling out new frame rails for this beast not the best vid

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Nice work on the cab looks good can't wait to see this one haulin
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me too Henry gota get it ready for winter for loading the coal hopper

well my butt is draggin today finished up about 4 AM 8 hrs of cutting but then I kept my feed down I hate breaking EM's mid way through I tried to flip it over and do the inside this morning but the stock is a lil out of square + being tired I was running the wrong program oh well enough B.S. pics







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Steve. You knocked that one, right out of the park, and there must have been quite a pile of chips on the floor. The frame on this truck looks like it will be rock solid and heavy duty.
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thanks Rob I got the back milled out just off the mill 30 min ago ( I'm gona get some sleep ) everything went well till the drill cycle for some azz reason my holes are out .125" I should have waited and bored the 2 together manually



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looks like the verizon strike is effecting my I-net
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Nice work Steve....your skills amaze me.
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thanks Rob I got the back milled out just off the mill 30 min ago ( I'm gona get some sleep ) everything went well till the drill cycle for some azz reason my holes are out .125" I should have waited and bored the 2 together manually


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Hmm, Did you forget to take .100'' off from the edgefinder?

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Hey Steve, are you going to chuck the walking beam's in your 4 jaw chuck? or use a dead center and lathe dog? Center drilling for the tail stock(live center) look's like fun.
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Neil , yep alredy done did them last night while I had the mill working on a jig plate for wheels . the old hendy need soom work , the handle where getting rusty

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Neil , yep alredy done did them last night while I had the mill working on a jig plate for wheels . the old hendy need soom work , the handle where getting rusty
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