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Who posted the link to the Master Formula metal polish? Was it Jeremy? I ordered some and got it yesterday. Gonna try it on my 22.5 Alcoa wheels on the bus. Will tell everyone what I think. Over the years I've used just about every polishing product known to man.
Originally Posted by That_Guy
I think Scott(cookie) might have posted about the polish
Yep. I is he.
Originally Posted by Markadeck
Quick note, that little bit of Master Formula I used seems to work great, without a whole lot of elbow grease that seems to be involved with Neverdul. You know, that stuff has been around since the early 1900's, Eagle One just bought them fairly recently.
In the last couple of weeks I've polished pretty much every piece of metal on my property. The stuff is absolutely amazing. It will shine anything from gold to anodized aluminum.....seriously....this stuff will put a shine on a chain link fence post. You use it right and there's no "pretty good" to it.
Originally Posted by Smokin'
Mrs. Cookie is much more important than starting a new OT thread to give all us addicts some place to gossip. When you say "something happened" we all hope it's what we're thinking it was!
Happy Anniversary by the way. I have a lot of respect for folks who know what commitment means.
I won't pretend to know what "we" are thinking.....but yes, that was it.
And thanks!!!
Originally Posted by Texas Outlaw
Exhausted today.
Can't wait for Friday.
You and me both. Our normal flow is an engine produced every two days. Today we sold our 5th this week and have two more hanging on the stand for tomorrow. I've been busier than a long tail cat in a rocking chair factory.
You bet your bippy Jacob, they could even edit you so fast it would make your head swim, without any water even needed.
[engage hippie voice]It's a conspiricy man, The moderators are going to take over the world man.[end of hippie voice] Just kidding Scott and all other moderators.
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[engage hippie voice]It's a conspiricy man, The moderators are going to take over the world man.[end of hippie voice] Just kidding Scott and all other moderators.
You and me both. Our normal flow is an engine produced every two days. Today we sold our 5th this week and have two more hanging on the stand for tomorrow. I've been busier than a long tail cat in a rocking chair factory.
I feel your pain, bro. We are still 4 million and change in the hole from the hurricane and they want it all back. Between managing the plant, and motivating the workforce to keep working seven day mandatory work weeks, I have also been working with the Lean Steering Team to map the value stream on the rotor side of the plant.
Come on, Friday! I see a fat steak from Saltgrass and some cold Lonestars in my near future.
Oh, been meaning to update all of you. Dallas is doing much better. It's unbelievable. Today she roade into town in the truck for the first time in over a week (not counting the emergency run to the vet). I still picked her up and put her and also lifted her down though. No jumping for her anymore I am afraid. Taken today in town:
I have also been working with the Lean Steering Team to map the value stream on the rotor side of the plant.
OMFG!!!!! I can not even begin to tell you how much I can't stand lean events. Don't get me wrong. I'm all for process improvement, but too many times I see changes made just for the sake of making changes in the name of "lean".
The whole world cannot be run like a Japanese auto assembly line.....no matter how bad those jackhole professional project managers want us to believe it.
I hate it too, with a passion. We build oilwell drilling motors. Each one is unique. We are a job shop, essentially. Each motor is custom built, no two are alike, literally. They expect us to build them like an assembly ****ing line, sorry it ain't happening.
They passed out a questionaire not too long ago asking the employees for their ideas on process improvement. One of my guys wrote, "Fire the Lean manager and hire Japanese robots to do our jobs". The Lean manager was super pissed, I laughed my butt off.
Funny over-clocking came up -- I'm messing with that right now. I just picked up another CPU to play with off ebay -- Athlon 64 3200+. It's supposed to run at 2GHz, but I'm running it right now at 2.25 GHz. It still gets a little unstable though. How high can I run the core voltage up before I should be worried? I believe it's supposed to be at 1.4V, and I'm running ~1.575V. This is on air cooling -- don't care to tinker with liquid cooling. I had good luck with my other chip (Sempron 3000+, 1.8GHz) by just bumping the clock up to 2GHz. I had it running 2.1 GHz for a while, but didn't test it fully before the the 3200+ got here.
I'll probably head out and work on the EBPS tube and door lock actuator. The passenger rear is starting to act up, so the pesky thermal relay is getting bypassed...
I didn't even know you could turn up the speed on a computer. If my fingers ever get faster than my computer I'll give you a call. I'll be doing the EBPS tube, door lock actuators, torquing injector bolts & rockers this weekend. Might even try to fix the overhead console if I can remember to bring a magnifying glass home.
Originally Posted by Smokin'
- haven't heard anything yet. When I say I'm movin to Iowa..that means..eventually..
Lisa, don't be too surprised if they drag their feet making the offer. If they can get you anxious, you'll be more inclined to take a low offer rather than counter. It's all a game, and their realtor is probably advising them on how to play it.
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