Thanks
Those are really good pictures
Thanks, appreciate the compliment
Very awesome pics Kato!
Thanks BigMike, and thanks to everyone for the compliments.
Kato your pictures really are amazing.
Pure works of art
Thanks, I appreciate the compliments
yea dude thats awesome
Thanks guys. I don’t want to flood the thread with shots of the same car, but I thought you’d appreciate the artwork…beautiful clown theme throughout…
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I need to learn how to do some sweet airbrushing.
This is a nice photo, but if I can dig up the original you guys won’t believe how the fender looked before I edited the photo…
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Found it…looked like a disaster…
Whaoh! Scratched it up on something or multiple somethings, that’s cool. Looks like a dent on it too.
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Not ABBA…Lil Red from Lil Red and the Howling Wolves. She sings in the band that my friend Larry plays bass in.
That’s really cool picture Kato you always impress me
Jimbo
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Thanks!!
I go either Robertson or Torx as much as possible
Jimbo
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PROTOOLNUT wrote:
Spyders are not my favorite thing in world. However, i do recognize they have an important purpose.
Yea to get smashed with my hammer
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Ladies and Gentlemen, now for the show you’ve all been waiting for…Torx versus Robertson…who will win???
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I vote for Robertson.
Robertson all day grew up with using it…….philips drywall<
Depends, I lean towards Torx
Jimbo
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I’ve never heard that called a Robertson. Square Drive is all I know…and Torx always wins. Square strips far easier IMO. Often Square is stainless which I feel is a bit softer than the ceramic Torx too.
I grew only using Phillip heads screws is that bad? But if I had to choose a side of who’s gonna win I guess I would choose to Robertson square
I would tend to think torx would win, what would the Germans use?
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Meh, why fight, why not just use them all…
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Bigmikez wrote:
I grew only using Phillip heads screws is that bad? But if I had to choose a side of who’s gonna win I guess I would choose to Robertson square
Me too as well but once I learned about Torx I was hooked instantly
Jimbo
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I like Torx, Robertson is nice for electrical but I feel like Torx gives you the ability to really crank down. I’ve rounded out Robertsons quite a few times, but so far the only thing I can say about Torx is that I broke the tip off of a #10 once. Other than that Torx has always performed for me
I prefer torx for deck screws, Phillips for drywall and my Kreg screws are Robertson. I like them in that order and I feel strongly that regular/flat head screws should no long be made!
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Still use Phillips drywall screws
Jimbo
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Some might laugh, but I’ve been switching away from drywall screws and began to use cement board screws on small projects. At first it seemed like overkill (ran out and was almost finish so I figured what the hell I’ll try it) and it’s superior in every way. The head is larger, it allows for a tighter fit without paper puncture, no chance of corrosion, and are available in all head styles to eliminate stripping (Robertson, Torx, Philips, etc…).
Hugh Jass wrote:
Some might laugh, but I’ve been switching away from drywall screws and began to use cement board screws on small projects. At first it seemed like overkill (ran out and was almost finish so I figured what the hell I’ll try it) and it’s superior in every way. The head is larger, it allows for a tighter fit without paper puncture, no chance of corrosion, and are available in all head styles to eliminate stripping (Robertson, Torx, Philips, etc…).
When I do new drywall installation I like use glue and screws to really keep the board snug, also keeps you away from nail pops in the future. As for paper puncture you don’t need to have a drywall gun wth a cone to get good dimples with out puncture, there are various bits and bit holders that will give you the right depth for a good simple.
Might had to look try some cement board screws though…
Jimbo
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strip to easy
the torx