Vz61 is obviously a super fun lil guy. What other guns do you guys have in your kit? I love the Klobb for size, it shoots great. Wonderful as an apocalypse car gun. What do you guys have in your kit to go with it?
I'll go first, Vepr54R in my comment below.
So for those who have bought the armorer's kit and built your own Klobbs, what parts are missing from the kit? Obviously the receivers are not included with the armorer's kit, but are there any other parts that are missing to finish a build or 5?
Sup gang, I'm on the lookout for a coffee place. A while back I was out of state and got my standard coffee (a cappuccino) and it showed up like the above picture. It was incredible and delicious and definitely not a standard cappuccino. Obviously nobody does things exactly the same, but I'd like to find somewhere that does this beverage as closely as possible. I figure its gotta be based on something I'm just not familiar with.
Looking for somewhere near Gladstone area. Any ideas to help with identification or a place with similar drinks is appreciated.
Much like the rest of you I love this little thing. Its so much in such a small package. Which got me thinking. How hard would it be to make a drone that could use it?
Most of the questions for this idea are obviously for the drone community, BUT for you boys:
How much of this do you think could be removed and this gun still function? Weight being the primary factor.
My bike has had a lot of problems lately. Trying to deal with them patiently, one at a time. Clutch plates are stuck together, yesterday couldn't get it to turn over, today I got it going after charging the battery, but while it was idling I started to hear this fun new click/knock sound. Every time it happened the bike would stall a bit.
Sorry I moved the camera all over, I was mostly trying to make sure the mic would get the sound.
I've got a 1980 CB750k, my plates are stuck together. Every time I let out the clutch in first, it stalls (it does NOT lurch forward, just stalls).
Pretty sure the plates have gotten stuck together as it has been sitting for several months and prior to that was ridden sparingly but also sat a lot.
Any quick/dirty tips for unstucking the clutch plates before I cave and pull stuff apart?
This is the Hessian Longsword, it is my favorite sword, hands down. I am poor and can't afford it. Every now and then when times are rough I think about it and I go back and look at the pictures longingly for some day when I can commission it. At this point its a mental health ritual to keep me grounded and focused on something.
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Whats your dream sword? The one you're saving up for someday?
Edit: Sorry the pixels are a little rough on the initial Pic thumbnail. XD
Edit 2: On a side note, have any of you bought/owned a sword from Balefire Blades?
Hey there gang, sometime ago I came into the ownership of this beautiful bike. I'm a beginner, and as such, don't know what I'm doing. The overflows have gone from drops/trickles, to just pouring out fuel when I open the fuel cock.
Last time I tried to start it before the winter, I mixed in some seafoam because thats what a biker guy from work advised when it was struggling to turn over. My battery at the time then fully died and I just accepted it as a nightmare I would untangle when the weather improved. Now I'm trying to get it going with a fresh battery, three of the carbs pour a steady stream of fuel.
At this point, I figure I need to take the carbs apart fully and replace o-rings and floats and all the bits just to have a clean start. But I really haven't done something like this in years and I don't have many tools.
Any ideas or suggestions, anything from my story stick out to you as a potential fix, I'd be happy to hear it all.
If I start taking apart the carbs to clean them up, at what point will I need to get them resync-ed? (Where's the point of no return? I'd love to not have to resync them).
Assuming this is too big a project for a beginner like me, how would you guys find a mechanic that isn't going to rake you over the coals? (I'm poor as hell at the moment. Normally I pay extra to make sure honest experts who do good work know they're appreciated, but surprise bills have been pretty rough this month.)
I've loved the show, as have all of you. Every now and then I look back at the post from that guy who worked in the props department who was looking to sell some of his trove of cool stuff.
It occurred to me today, some of you bought some of it. And more than likely, bought other pieces from this wonderful show. Anybody want to show off your beautiful display pieces?
Sup gang, was doing some cleaning and moved some stuff from the people who lived here before me. Lo and behold, a sword. I know nothing about Japanese swords. Its in rough shape, so I'm not expecting a miracle. I'm mostly curious about what the writing on the outside says.
I love me some antiques and while I was perusing I spotted this fun little knicknack. My question is pretty simple. Is there any way to know if this pictured cigarette case is genuine? I love me some submariner history and this is just too cool (to be real) but I don't know enough to know if its a reproduction or original. Any expertise in the right direction is much appreciated.