Falstaff's latest activity
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Yes I did read that, hence why I wrote in my first post it won’t require any welding. But also in the rules it says your not allowed to... -
Falstaff replied to the thread Am I about to bend the rules to far?.Go back and read the rules of the build off. Removing or adding a tab for brakes or chain guard is ok, but no major frame mods. But if...
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Falstaff replied to the thread The Rusty Rocket.Are you going to make it pressure jet powered?
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My build I'm working on is called the Rusty Rocket. The concept is that of a speed freak of the late fifties designed a rocket powered...
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Falstaff replied to the thread Am I about to bend the rules to far?.My opinion is if it's removable from the factory, then it can be replaced by something aftermarket.
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50 BUILDS IN 7 DAYS
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Falstaff replied to the thread °°° ShowBoatin' ™ °°°.I bought a cheapo 30 buck blaster off the bay years ago. I've only used the coal slag that TSC sells, but it works pretty well. A bit of...
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I bought one of those sandblasting kits that plagues my FB feed. Arrived yesterday, pretty simple setup, the chrome wand replaces the...
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I went through a big antique mall in NC not long ago and picked up several. Also some old wood dolly hammers and old lead working tools...
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And a goodly supply of bubble wrap to aid you with those difficult decisions, I like your forward thinking...
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Falstaff replied to the thread '53 Bel Airflow Shelby.Cobblers anvils are still made, but it would probably be easier to find them at an antique shop. Now GTB, and imagine I just made the...
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I am pretty sure that Binford makes a great cobblers anvil.
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Thanks Falstaff and KF for providing the virtual episode of "Tool Time" . :bigsmile: I've got Harbor Freight on my 'must do' list...
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The cobbler anvils just have so many curves and surfaces, and they seem to be the right scale for bike metalwork.
