that's way cool... 
***fully understand, but anxiously awaiting your fab return****
***fully understand, but anxiously awaiting your fab return****
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'72 K5 - Greg's @MightAsWellK5 Build
- Thread starter Greg72
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This is the build description. I will improve this later. (GB)
Yeah, that's cool.
MPS Weekend starts tomorrow at 8.........whatcha got? 
MPS Weekend starts tomorrow at 8.........whatcha got?
I got a new Bosch rotary hammer and a particular set of skills!
-G
Lol..... Well, you said you only needed 26 hours to pop that tile. 
Greg’s in. Now it’s a real MPS/MPW again.
Game on!!!
Greg’s in. Now it’s a real MPS/MPW again.
Game on!!!
Lol..... Well, you said you only needed 26 hours to pop that tile.
Greg’s in. Now it’s a real MPS/MPW again.
Game on!!!
Updates throughout the day on your FB page, brutha!!!!! :jackhammer:
-G
What is Facebook?????
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379 pages of reading is daunting to say the least for one to review. Anyone have a table of contents for this mess?
It is an entertaining way to kill a weekend.
Might want to take that 2019 estimate with a grain of salt. Greg isn't known to be good with time estimates.
are you allowed to quote a super mod. on this forum w/o getting banned?
As far as time goes, He's no worse than me, I'm on my twentyth year, and still not finished. But, I didn't move to Austen
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I see what you did there
chulisohombre
1/2 ton status
What’s the update? Lol. None of our trucks are really ever done. When we think we may be close we see what others are doing and think “that could be cool”. Back up the drawing board. I’m just glad after many years mine is legal to drive again.
Just did flooring in my house. Had a HF air hammer - knocked up the tile no problem. Thinset I used a diamond cup. Knocked it down pretty damn easy... Spent ALOT more time cleaning up all the dust in the house afterwards. Even w/ 2 fans blowing through the house it was so bad I couldn't see the ceiling at times... Infact wife is cleaning concrete dust out of the pantry right now.. Almost done w/ that.. lol
If I had it to do again I'd probably just rent one of the wet grinders so it didn't make such a damn mess.
Did have to buy a hammer drill to get the tmolding and reducers mounted to the concrete. Tried drill w/ masonry bits - dead stop as soon as I hit the aggregate lol.
If I had it to do again I'd probably just rent one of the wet grinders so it didn't make such a damn mess.
Did have to buy a hammer drill to get the tmolding and reducers mounted to the concrete. Tried drill w/ masonry bits - dead stop as soon as I hit the aggregate lol.
Many years ago I worked for a company that was remodeling a warehouse/office building for their paper embossing and cutting company, I had to sawcut & remove a fully grouted cinder block wall and grind all the floors to remove carpet glue, they wouldn’t let me used any water for dust control. I feel your pain on the concrete dust... I followed insect tracks in the resulting 1/4” deep dust and found a lot of desiccated roaches.... concrete dust is evil!
Boo thought it was an update and work was being done.
