what did you wrench on today??

[gsrick]

Swapping engines in my Honda.
These pigs weigh in the 220 lbs. range.

Cool, a CBX with a single sided swing arm. Yummy.

[steve murdoch]

An old story but when the ex-wife moved her stuff out i just left the loading ramp in the same spot and moved the bikes in. lol.
Besides, there is no heat in the garage and soon enough it will look like this.

[Dogma]

Getting ready for the multi-material upgrade



The multi-material upgrade is scheduled to arrive tomorrow, including some upgraded parts for the extruder itself. Once this is up and running, I should be able to automatically select from up to 5 different filaments, including a water-soluble support material I'm excited to try. I'm tired of being limited by print support issues.

I'll have to figure out later how to integrate it into the heated chamber (needed for ABS or polycarbonate prints of any decent size).

[dorkburger]

Got a snowblower on long term loan from my father in law. He can't handle it anymore, and despite my repeated offering to do their place, he is hiring a service. My wife asked him if we can use it.
It's still new enough to have all of the shiny paint on the augers, etc, but it's seen little use in the last couple years. The gas tank was dry and funky smelling, it leaked oil and had a leaky tire. I figured I'd be ahead of the game by giving it a going over now.
He carb had bad gas, but thankfully no crud, and the oil leak was from a loose nipple for the drain extension.
The tire was leaking from the bead which was rusty. I popped the beads, sanded and painted them.
After reseating the tire it had a tiny leak. A couple of well placed hits to the tire with a hammer seems to have sealed it.

Is started and ran good. Then I took off the gas cap to top it off and placed it on the nearest convenient flat surface, which happened to be the muffler and melted it. Nice..... it's still useable....

[Buffalo Bill]

Eat some shrooms, drink some ale, WHAT HAPPEND???

LOL how did this happen????
Looks like I wanna do a valve job, plus some port and polish…

[GS1150Pilot]

Had to remove the power steering pump bracket from the van last week. It broke in half across the bolt holes because the previous owner never tightened the rear (hidden)bolt down.

Also, got the Bandit running great, though it has a head gasket leak that will need tending to (gonna swap on an earlier GSXR 750 head for some extra ponies when I do that job (if I can locate the proper head). Sadly, with all the starting and idling, the battery ran down, so today, when I went to take it to work, it was a slow crank to nada. It's on the trickle charger.

[gustovh]

I just finished this piece.







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[Jrgunn5150]

Steadily cleaning,

Engine stripped by Marvin Gunn, on Flickr

[Buffalo Bill]

I just finished this piece.



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Gorgeous!!! Is that a replica or original? If a replica what culture is that from, Bronze age apparently.

[Buffalo Bill]

Port and Polish…

Working on gettin my track bike engine back to spec HP.

[gustovh]

[QUOTE=Buffalo Bill;2515855]Gorgeous!!! Is that a replica or original? If a replica what culture is that from, Bronze age apparently.

Not a replica, a one off original in the Klinker helm style. It is mild steel, brass brow, bronze chain and leather. Could be bronze age on.

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[sam000lee]

Not motorcycle related but I have a side gig making/selling small leather items. Been busy getting ready for the holiday season. Here are some of my recent wallets:

[Boriqua]

Not motorcycle related but I have a side gig making/selling small leather items. Been busy getting ready for the holiday season. Here are some of my recent wallets:

Nice! I too make a few extra bucks with leather work. Been messing with leather off and on since '91. I love doing wallets but now most of my work is gun holsters
www.boriqualeather.com

[steve murdoch]

New coils, condensor, ignition plate plugs and wires for the SuperHawk.

[gustovh]

I rode one of these from Portland to Helena in a driving rain storm. Woke up to phenomena the next day.



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