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Archive for April, 2010

A chunk of my exhaust fell off my car and I want to salvage the polished aluminum tip. It is only tack welded on and I don’t have a cutting wheel, grinder, or cutting torch. The weld is under an inch long and not very deep. What can I do, cheaply?

A chunk of my exhaust fell off my car and I want to salvage the polished aluminum tip. It is only tack welded on and I don’t have a cutting wheel, grinder, or cutting torch. The weld is under an inch long and not very deep. What can I do, cheaply?

A chunk of my exhaust fell off my car and I want to salvage the polished aluminum tip. It is only tack welded on and I don’t have a cutting wheel, grinder, or cutting torch. The weld is under an inch long and not very deep. What can I do, cheaply?

need a jb-weld like product that will withstand temps of up to 700 degrees. will jb weld do the job or is there another product?
need to replace a thermometer on my smoker. jb weld is good to 500 degrees, so that should be enough shouldn’t it?

need a jb-weld like product that will withstand temps of up to 700 degrees. will jb weld do the job or is there another product?
need to replace a thermometer on my smoker. jb weld is good to 500 degrees, so that should be enough shouldn’t it?

Product Description
Vintage Crop won sixteen races in Ireland and England between 1992 and 1995, but his fame rested on his unique achievement in 1993 when he became the first overseas horse to win the Melbourne Cup. The conventional wisdom was that it was impossible for a Northern hemisphere horse to make the long trip to Australia and be in any condition to compete at Melbourne. Vintage Crop, which had suffered every vicissitude possible in terms of injury and frustrated preparation earlier in his career, proved the conventional wisdom wrong. And just to show that it was no fluke, Dermot Weld repeated the trick in 2002 when he won the Melbourne Cup with Media Puzzle. The Racing Post has rated the victory of Vintage Crop at Melbourne as the single greatest training feat in the entire history of horse racing. This is the story of how it was done, by the man who did it.

Vintage Crop

Product Description
Vintage Crop won sixteen races in Ireland and England between 1992 and 1995, but his fame rested on his unique achievement in 1993 when he became the first overseas horse to win the Melbourne Cup. The conventional wisdom was that it was impossible for a Northern hemisphere horse to make the long trip to Australia and be in any condition to compete at Melbourne. Vintage Crop, which had suffered every vicissitude possible in terms of injury and frustrated preparation earlier in his career, proved the conventional wisdom wrong. And just to show that it was no fluke, Dermot Weld repeated the trick in 2002 when he won the Melbourne Cup with Media Puzzle. The Racing Post has rated the victory of Vintage Crop at Melbourne as the single greatest training feat in the entire history of horse racing. This is the story of how it was done, by the man who did it.

Vintage Crop

• Made from tough 600 denier polyester
• Large capacity main compartment with drawstring closure
• Holds virtually all welding helmet styles and safety shields
• Front pocket with hook/loop closure
• Two mesh side pockets for welding gloves, small tools

Product Description
18H x 12W x 12D

Tillman 520 Welder’s Gear & Helmet Bag

• Made from tough 600 denier polyester
• Large capacity main compartment with drawstring closure
• Holds virtually all welding helmet styles and safety shields
• Front pocket with hook/loop closure
• Two mesh side pockets for welding gloves, small tools

Product Description
18H x 12W x 12D

Tillman 520 Welder’s Gear & Helmet Bag

• Made from tough 600 denier polyester
• Large capacity main compartment with drawstring closure
• Holds virtually all welding helmet styles and safety shields
• Front pocket with hook/loop closure
• Two mesh side pockets for welding gloves, small tools

Product Description
18H x 12W x 12D

Tillman 520 Welder’s Gear & Helmet Bag