Calling all manly man mods and builds!
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[edited], this video is hilarious! thank you for making my day lol
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This is it for me. An older provari that used to be chrome all over. Now that all the little chips of plating have rubbed off into my fingers, it's getting more of a smooth stainless appearance. Some would suggest a colorful wrap, but that's the sort of thing a girly man would do. It's taken a few tumbles several feet to the concrete and flown apart. No problemo, just collect the pieces and press it back together in the vice. I just got fresh batteries for the second time, after about two years they just don't hold a charge like they ought to. Now back to filling and charging once per day.
The dark wood background enhances the manliness. It wouldn't look right on a kitchen counter for example, a place a man doesn't belong.
My setup parked in it's home away from home. Right next to a proper 13 speed shifter and the air brake knobs.
It just wouldn't look the same next to the shifter in a Camry or a Volvo wagon.
The dark wood background enhances the manliness. It wouldn't look right on a kitchen counter for example, a place a man doesn't belong.
Maybe something besides a girly sportster? Although the age of it makes it a tiny bit less girly. The wood lathe is a little better. Although woodworking men usually sip $10 coffees with a pinky in the air and tend to be able to answer art questions correctly on game shows. Close call, either way.
My setup parked in it's home away from home. Right next to a proper 13 speed shifter and the air brake knobs.
It just wouldn't look the same next to the shifter in a Camry or a Volvo wagon.
That's where I kept my mods when driving my 18 wheels- in a Pilot/Flying J---T/A- coffee cup
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That'll work. Even better once that setup gets some bruises after flying out of your pocket while getting air on the dirt bikes stowed in the back of that pickup LOL.
Got new one yesterday that you might have heard me ..... about, LOL. Strip the freaking clear coat off, and a little cold bluing to get the patina a good start. Man, its a SOLID mod, very nice threads, just simple and stout. Superb button.
Coils........
Coils........
Manly men use steel wicks
SMPL with Kraken, nite ize flashlight/mod holder, zt350 and battery case.
Brass workhorse with CEO atty and ultra manly Hudson Bay knife.
My wife bought a Loofa once...
I told her "the only Loofa allowed in my house is Loofa Vandross!"
SMPL with Kraken, nite ize flashlight/mod holder, zt350 and battery case.
Brass workhorse with CEO atty and ultra manly Hudson Bay knife.
My wife bought a Loofa once...
I told her "the only Loofa allowed in my house is Loofa Vandross!"
Those are nice Ninja. I was fortunate to get a ZT "Mud" before they were discontinued.
Working on the tractor one day...
The last time this thread came up I offered this:
Now I've got this:
Hmmm... I think I have a problem with drip-tips...
(BTW, that is the only Fluke multimeter that you can't use to measure coils.)
Now I've got this:
Hmmm... I think I have a problem with drip-tips...
(BTW, that is the only Fluke multimeter that you can't use to measure coils.)
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