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sizeak · 11-08-08

Nin?

CattleRustler · 11-08-08

nin's cool but im more like...

Slipknot - Psychosocial

...lately

Quote:

...And the rain will kill us all
throw ourselves against the wall
but no one else can see
the preservation of the martyr in me...

WBaS · 11-08-08

Awesome music choices CR! Do you like bands such as In Flames, Dark Tranquility, Children of Bodom, Killswitch Engage, etc?

CattleRustler · 11-08-08

Thanks. I have very wide and varied musical taste (being a musician does that I guess, and Im an old f so, haaha) I play drums, bass, guitar, and some limited keys. Played in bands as a drummer, and later in other bands as bassist. Played out shows etc. Thats fun stuff.

I know of Killswitch Engage, not sure about the others by the band names, I probably have heard songs tho. When I am modding in the garage I keep on Octane 20 on the satellite radio. They play a cool mix of heavy stuff, mostly all newer stuff like A7X, Slipknot, Breaking Benjamin, Tool, A Prefect Circle, System Of A Down, Shinedown, The Exies, Mudvaygne etc, stuff like that

Then when I am in the mood I can switch the alternative station that plays mostly 90's alternative stuff like Stone Temple Pilots

, Alice in Chains, Pearl Jam, etc

(dont mind the video that some kids made, posting this for audio content only

)

A Perfect Circle - Pet

blitz6804 · 11-08-08

*Nurses a cracked cranium.*

As CattleRustler has said: DO NOT HEAT PAINT IN THIS METHOD! Paint is HIGHLY flammable. Leaving the paint on the radiator even a second too long, or having the temperature a degree too high, could result in a sudden explosion with flammable fluid going everywhere.

Think Molotov ****tail...

I am glad to see that no cattle nor their rustlers were harmed in the making of that update though.

*Awaits the results of the clearing and the snow.*

FireMarshallBill · 11-08-08

Great solder job CR, now you can make the wires just as long as they need to be to reach their destination, make real neat cable management.

Indignity · 11-08-08

CR, you're a year younger than me, but we share the same passion for music! 90s Metal & Alternative will stand as the best era in Rock Music ever regardless of what anyone says!!!!

There were soo many groups that came & went during that time that were incredibly talented. Many went bye bye because they chose to go mainstream pop, but there are still a ton of bands that put out great albums that never got play after their initial releases. God, I don't know how many bands I actually seen during the late 80s, early 90s due to the incredible amount of beers I drank.. We had 4 clubs that catered to the metal crowd here in Milwaukee that were jam packed every weekend (I know 4 is probably 1/8 what you had in NY). We also have some noted venues that constantly hosted the big names. I bet we moshed to many the same groups during those times!

I even played a little bass myself, but never good enough to be in a band. I had a 6-string Ibanez that I loved.
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Then I got married, The End

Keep up the continued great work & employ the use of warm water next time you go to rattle please!

CattleRustler · 11-08-08

Quote:

Originally Posted by blitz6804

*Nurses a cracked cranium.*

As CattleRustler has said: DO NOT HEAT PAINT IN THIS METHOD! Paint is HIGHLY flammable. Leaving the paint on the radiator even a second too long, or having the temperature a degree too high, could result in a sudden explosion with flammable fluid going everywhere.

Think Molotov ****tail...

I am glad to see that no cattle nor their rustlers were harmed in the making of that update though.

*Awaits the results of the clearing and the snow.*

sound advice and thanks for reiterating it, and LOL

Quote:

Originally Posted by FireMarshallBill

Great solder job CR, now you can make the wires just as long as they need to be to reach their destination, make real neat cable management.

I will try my best, thanks mate

Quote:

Originally Posted by Indignity

CR, you're a year younger than me, but we share the same passion for music! 90s Metal & Alternative will stand as the best era in Rock Music ever regardless of what anyone says!!!!

There were soo many groups that came & went during that time that were incredibly talented. Many went bye bye because they chose to go mainstream pop, but there are still a ton of bands that put out great albums that never got play after their initial releases. God, I don't know how many bands I actually seen during the late 80s, early 90s due to the incredible amount of beers I drank.. We had 4 clubs that catered to the metal crowd here in Milwaukee that were jam packed every weekend (I know 4 is probably 1/8 what you had in NY). We also have some noted venues that constantly hosted the big names. I bet we moshed to many the same groups during those times!

I even played a little bass myself, but never good enough to be in a band. I had a 6-string Ibanez that I loved.
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Then I got married, The End

Keep up the continued great work & employ the use of warm water next time you go to rattle please!

cheers mate, your post is an incredible conversation starter, which we can rejoin, but at the moment I have to go kill some red team lamers. Thanks for your comments and lets chit chat on that stuff soon. I am a year younger? COOL, you old F - HAHAHA

update...

CattleRustler · 11-08-08

The Intelligence - Day 46 - PSU exhaust shroud, latch bracket repaint

Somehow, someway, the latch brackets that were painted days ago, went milky with clear coat last night

More on these things later

started to cut out the pieces that will be the trim for the two sets of roller dails in the case. measured off for the first cut

busted out the trusty scroll saw, and started cutting

PLINK! never f-ing fails, blade broke :sigh:

replaced blade and finished the two pieces

decided to see if the non-symetrical hex bar could be used, in lieu of getting other material. Thats the 6 feet of clear "hex" bar from mcmaster

cut off about a foot, wasnt too easy (binding, melting) so it wasnt boding well for this stuff

went to cut a test piece and PLINK, another blade gone

took the bar with the broken blade and smacked it on the cement floor to reveal a bound blade in a piece of crap shaped acrylic. Packed it back up and moved on

lightly sanded the latch brackets with 1500
(I want to melt these things in a furnace, but thats tmi

) We'll come back to these

started making the psu shroud using the weld on 3 + syringe stuff

<rant>
the design of that can (weld on 3) is the worst F-ING thing I have ever seen!! There's an inner cap that is tough to remove (altho I see its necessity preventing evap), then once you remove it, and try to pour the stuff into a funnel...FORGET IT! The shape of the rim basically CAUSES spillage, all the while being toxic sh-t to begin with. What the F were they thinking? The person or persons responsible for that can design need a good long talking to and a smack in the mouth
</rant>

welded the top part

welded the side part

stood up to join the last seem in the lower left corner now

syringed and pressing...

came out ok

Syrillian, how do you get rid of weld on 3 bleed?

ready to test fit

couldnt resist this while repainting and reclearing the latch brackets (which I forgot to pic)

no modding tomr
back with more next week
thanks for watching

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