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The food industry does some really nice hygienic stainless work too.......it all comes together now. I have a buddy that builds breweries by day and some beautiful hot rods by night.
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Thank you. We've been running power cable to the front and rear, but nothing much to look at. We are also in the middle of another LAV-150 rework for a Florida sheriff. Here's a link if you'd like to see it.
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This thing kicks so much ass you'll have to import asses from China to meet demand. The other LAV is sweet too; I see there you're welding stainless brackets onto the hull - which is some sort of armour plate. Do those two mix?
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Although it is no substitute for armor plate, many types of stainless alloys works great for brackets and such. There are even cases where stainless steel welding rod is recommended for many assembly and repair procedures where armor plate is concerned. |
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Join Date: Aug 2011
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I have the brake lines ran and the system filled with DOT5 fluid, and now I'm working on the mount for the FLIR. The inside set of lines will be taken out using a plasma cutter.
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Ok, first off
I'm so fucking jealous that you have a personal FLIR unit to mount in your personal APC. so for that ![]() secondly, How effective is a FLIR going to be on the undead?
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As long as the undead is either colder or warmer than their surroundings, I can still pick them out...if nothing else it may help me figure out who is who
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when this is done, we need a video of you cutting some donuts in a grassy field and maybe running over a car at speed.
sweet rig, amazing fab work, you could eat off that. great job.
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Holy crap. This is the coolest thing I have ever seen with the word "zombie" in it. Nice work. I'm a little jealous about how accessible that engine is.
Is this a rig where you have to wear hearing protection while you operate it?
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Thank you, and I hope the sound deadening measures we're planning keeps us from having to wear hearing protection, but we'll see. |
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![]() If anyone caught "Insane or Inspired?" on the SyFy Channel Friday 06-15, you would have seen one of our videos with our camo track featured. Here's the full episode and we're at #16 on the countdown or you can fast forward to 15:50 ![]() http://www.syfy.com/videos/Insane%20...d/vid:18638087 Last edited by WGTactical; 10-15-2012 at 08:31 AM. |
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