CUTLERFAB SHOP THREAD

New old tool shop addition


Oh, and the shop now has HVAC, by way of dual 17 seer mini splits... no more wood stove, jet heat, or swamp ass in the summer...

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mcutler said:
New old tool shop addition


Oh, and the shop now has HVAC, by way of dual 17 seer mini splits... no more wood stove, jet heat, or swamp ass in the summer...

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Conditioned air not only makes you want to throw things less, but now your bare metal shit won't instantly flash rust while sitting inside. To me it's worth the extra $100 a month.

Where are you finding the perforated metal, mcnichols?
 
braxton357 said:
Conditioned air not only makes you want to throw things less, but now your bare metal shit won't instantly flash rust while sitting inside. To me it's worth the extra $100 a month.

Where are you finding the perforated metal, mcnichols?
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Absolutely.

Bought 4-5 different panels from McMaster Carr. Race city can get full size sheets though.

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NCJeeplover said:
Looks great! Ive been waiting on to see your exhaust on this one. I never liked the over-the-trans exhaust on these buggys...
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it's still over trans at dog box. These chassis don't leave much room for exhaust around oilpan with the link placement of the JHF kit.
 


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