I installed the M*Carbo sheer springs today, I strongly recommend definitely watch the install videos, they're a great help if this is your time taking them both apart. Haven't shot them yet, but I can definitely feel a difference. Probably the best must do/cheap modification, upgrades one can do for theses guns. Plus you get an awesome sticker 😁
For an inexpensive gun, gets inexpensive laser/light, and an Molle style holster. More mods coming in the mail, I've decided on a name, she'll be known as Diamond. 🤔
This weekend i painted the pegboard satin black, moved the drill press to the right hand side of the bench. Also picked up a label maker, went through more stuff, and threw things out, and moved some things to the barn, moved the fire extinguisher and mounted one of thefirst aid kit . I also picked up a 10'x16' metal storage building for cheap, which I've ordered some accessories for it.Sorry the pics are out of order 🤙
Here are the models I got, Hi-Point 4595TS 45 ACP 4595TSRDCT. And while I was getting that one, I might as well get the set Hi-Point JHP 45 ACP JHP45G2 too. And a bonus they both use the same magazine. I also ordered a few more things, mods, upgrades, etc ... to add my personal touch to them. Now to wait by the mailbox like a kid waiting for Christmas morning.
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I'll be sure to post them here when I'm done modifying them.
So spent Saturday and part of Sunday working on the garage in preparation for something that's going to be happening on the back wall soon. No spoilers. Sorry. Got into doing it this morning and got called into work on an emergency so no more work for this weekend so stay tuned till next weekend
The weather is humid here today, which is fine, today is cleaning, sorting, arranging, etc... garage Tetris. No big changes for pictures, but you can find the Easter eggs kinda. I took the used oil and filters to O'Reilly's, plus 3 batteries which I got a gift card for $10 a piece, $30 bucks comes in handy for a rainy day. Packed up all the trash, junk, etc . to dump tomorrow morning.
And did an oil change the Ridgeline, and checked all fluids etc...
Stay tuned....... Feel free to follow, comments, etc .. I welcome the engagement. Have a good week. .
PS I moved the left hand side fan, closer to the garage door, I noticed when I was working, that if you're not in the middle, it's less affecting, moved it 8' so they are now offset, which makes it seem more even now.
So got an early start, it's going to be hot 🥵 today. Going to work on the right back corner, under the work bench, moving stuff I don't need to the barn.
Once I got all the stuff out of that back corner, I found a very large ant nest, sorry dudes you gotta go, so I moved them far away outside.
So now it's time to play Tetris, put the tote racks back there, and they fit perfectly. I need to get some 2x6 as the racks can't go back all the way due to the footer, just a simple frame will do nicely.
Now all this stuff is outside, time to sort it all out, garage, barn, or dumpster.
A very long hot 🥵 day, I gotta say those fans are awesome, and can't wait for the exhaust fan to get here and installed. I'm going to move it to the back right corner, and will get another one for the left corner, two fans might be overkill, but better safe than sweaty.
Tomorrow will be the first thing to put the media blasting cabinet, which is going on the black cart, then organizing, organizing, more Tetris.
Stay tuned...... Ghostt
So after last summer baking in my garage, as every season, I finally had enough to do something about it, so jump on Vevor and ordered a pair of 20" oscillating wall mount fan kit, price was my main thing, knowing that it would be light use.
Got the fans last weekend installed, and holy smokes, big difference, no regrets, sorry I didn't do it years ago.
But yet I thought, it's missing something?? Spoilers
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Today was a day of installing the other isolating fan in the opposite wall, and starting to organize, which is time consuming, and yet satisfying. Moving things that were on the shelves to the cabinet. Got the other tote rack and totes set up, although I'm not sure they're going to stay there, but it's okay for now. Started filling the tool chest and magnetic labels help keep things organized.
Plus took a lot of trash and junk out. Getting some room back. Next up the assembly of the media blasting cabinet, which will go on the black cart, along with the dust collection system.
Stay tuned....
Put wheels on the tire machine, to move it around the garage, we shall see if it works out. Moving things around to see if it fits and has smooth flow. Out together the HF 450 lbs cart, which the media blasting table top cabinet will sit on. BTW the 1000 lbs lift table keeps paying for itself, makes putting things together a lot easier due to it's just me. Some may notice the red tread lock, a must have just to be sure if not using nylon lock nuts. As it's not friendly with those. So far I'm happy with It inso far.
Thank you Zanvis Neon for bringing my vision to life 👍
This is my Aspy, I picked it up back in 2017 off a friend. I mostly have ridden sport bikes, and never consider owning something like this. My friend was selling it, he let me borrow it for the weekend, and I fell in love with it and he priced it to me so cheap i couldn't pass it up. It has only 32k miles, and unmolested, even had the OEM plugs. I decided it's a forever moto for me, and have done a bunch of mods, and serviced it. Now it's got 40k and is still going strong.
It's a 2007 Ninja 500R with a 1st Gen upper fairing, with aftermarket Lockhart fairings
I'm undecided about which rotors I'm going to get. The two choices I've narrowed down to EBC or Galfer.
Keep in mind this is going to be a restomod, and trying to keep it period correct, at least on the outside anyway.
Feel free to offer your choices and opinions.
Seen this yesterday, definitely different that's for sure
First off the 1000 lbs lift cart I got from the recent sale, and already coming in handy. Next up was my parts cleaning cart, complete with. Parts washer, and ultrasonic cleaner, plus all the stuff that goes with it. I'm going to keep some stuff on a carts to move around the garage, rather than go back and forth to a static set up .
Then I got the tote stand, put it together. And got some totes on it, it seems pretty solid for Sterlite set-up, which it will do what I need it for. Slowly getting there
I really like the modern hood release tie down strap and the duct tape was a nice touch holding the front bumper cover on. Man. You can't kill these things, they're cockroaches