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I had a great time at this years event!! I can not even begin to thank Dan and Luann enough for hosting this event. These things just don't happen it takes a lot of planning and hard work, I can't say thank you enough but one more time thank you Dan and Luann and everyone that make events like this possible.
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Thanks Don Baldwin
I have to share a story about what Don Baldwin did . On Tues. of the event I got a packet from Don that had several pictures of projects that he had used tricks or techniques brought home from previous events . One in particular was a neat vice grip tool inspired by a demo I did showing Cass idea of spot welding with a Tig . He was not able to attend this year but sent along an envelope with a hundred dollar bill inside with a thank you note . The man understands value , where would he have learned this along with all the many other things he observed at one function.
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Dan Pate |
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Will,
How well did this work on the eckold? Were y'all using this for general stretching or something specific? Thanks Bob |
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Per was demonstrating the making of a part that needed a lot of stretching in the middle so we were showing the difference of hitting in a shot bag or using a machine . This just shows how it could be done on a machine as apposed to beating into a shot bag . Same results without going to the Ibuprofin dispenser .
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Dan Pate |
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Bob, that works great on the Eckold. I made that for Dan when we were making tooling for his new quick change adapters and we got the mounts from Joe Andrews.
Basically, I just welded a 2" length of the square hole sleeve from Reid Tool to the adapter. Any 3/4" shank pullmax doming die will work. I rarely swing a hammer any more other than just tuning a panel.
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Kerry Pinkerton |
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It was very aggressive, and I thought it was a great idea. A little planishing, a little wheeling and they had a nice panel.
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Will |
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It is only as aggressive as you want it to be. You can barely bump or bury the die. I originally made them for my Pullmax and they work great there also. The red urethane is a screw on hammer head.
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Thanks Craig Dagger Tools
Just received a care package from Dagger Tools and am real excited to put the new hammer handles to good use . Hope this is one of many more times we see Craig /Dagger Tools at the Route 56 Events in the future .
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Dan, if you got your care package, that means mine should arrive tomorrow. I have been waiting with the greatest of anticipation. By the way, because of Cody I am now a member of the 50 a week club.
Tom
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Tom Fritz Customs Classics and Rods www.ccrod.com Your 49-51 Ford/Mercury woodie expert |
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You've graduated , but where does Cody have enough to have Snap-on tools?
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