Check your call logs?I lost the number of the guy I had found who does sandblasting for me.
I lost it when I bought a new phone. Stupid me I completely reset and deleted my old phone without transferring the data. And I turned in my old phone as a trade in.Check your call logs?
Or run by the guy's place of business and get his number again.Check your call logs?
I thought about that, but he is pretty far from me, but I think I just might have to make a road trip and see If I get lucky and he does it while I wait. He has done it for me in the past while I wait, but he usually likes for one to setup an appointment for he likes to do several jobs at the same time. If I do it at least I will get his contact information again.Or run by the guy's place of business and get his number again.
Your cell provider has call records.I lost it when I bought a new phone. Stupid me I completely reset and deleted my old phone without transferring the data. And I turned in my old phone as a trade in.
No problem Samuel happy to throw in my two cents. I've done several like this and don't see any reason to go a different route personally.Thanks for your reply and pics of your work. I was just curious if it was everyone consensus, that using wire wheels is the best option. You do excellent work Josh. Great pics.
Thanks for your reply and pics of your work. I was just curious if it was everyone consensus, that using wire wheels is the best option. You do excellent work Josh. Great pics.
I’ve gotta find some quick change wire wheels! Impacts spin so much faster than drillsView attachment 97026View attachment 97036View attachment 97040View attachment 97041![]()
I like to use my DeWalt impact with several different style wire wheel attachments. Easy Peasy. Easy to control and works great.
Of course Sandblasting is a better option but this method works fine for me. I've done several and I like to do as much of the work as I can myself.
If someone offered to sandblast for me I definitely wouldn't turn it down though.
Ooh I had to upgrade my batteries. The little one in the picture definitely doesn't cut it.
Sorry I just realized I don't have any good pictures of the outside of the cook box and lid caps
Yes it's brushless. I've been hard on that thing for over a decade. I'm sure I'll have to replace it at some point but its still goin strong and has served me quite well.I can't tell from the photo, so IDK if that tool is brushless or not. If it's brushed something to be aware of. The fan on the tool will be pulling in metal dust from that type of work. Can wreak havoc on the brushes and commutator. A disassembly and cleaning would be in good order to perform.
Thank you LarryYeah, simply attests to the toughness of DeWalt tools. I've actually known people who's tools have gone up in a big "flash" because of metal dust they were not aware of. Only reason I mentioned it. Obviously did not want to see anyone have a giant "flash" in their hand. It's not fun if/when it happens
And of course now we all know why you have those giant "guns" you displayThank you Larry
I always appreciate your input!