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Looks like I need to buy you lunch and bring my laptop Garrett, I use Autocad for my walls, which I have been teaching myself how to use.
Amazing what you can draw using circles, angles and parallel lines when it comes to drawing a lot and building.
I am trying to go 3D though.
Amazing what you can draw using circles, angles and parallel lines when it comes to drawing a lot and building.
I am trying to go 3D though.
Even after all these years of doing mechanical drawings/autocad, I still think it's neat to start out with a few lines and end up with a complete assembly of something.
BTW, doing 3D in autocad itself really sucks. It's hard to do, unless you're doing "faux 3d" (isometric) drawings.
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lmc truck has a grille guard for your 85 .... and i also have a cow killer its called a 8 foot all steel snow plow! lol
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the only thing wrong with it is the crack in the frame of it but i ran some jb weld on the inside to keep it from expanding welding it probably would have discolored it.ill eventually weld it and have it powdercoated
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Josh, that one looks pretty familiar:
You lucked out with the lights tho, I had to get new ones, my 6"x4" wouldn't fit in there right so I had to downsize to 5"x3.5" and up the bulbs to 100W to make up for it, overall tis pretty nice I think, but I'd like to replace two of them with flood lights...
You lucked out with the lights tho, I had to get new ones, my 6"x4" wouldn't fit in there right so I had to downsize to 5"x3.5" and up the bulbs to 100W to make up for it, overall tis pretty nice I think, but I'd like to replace two of them with flood lights...
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Actually, they are pretty nice for visibility and lighter weight. And you don't need to use auxillary lighting like a standard blade would.
Dave, how does that stand up compared to a metal blade?
Jason