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Since the industrial revolution and the emergence of manufactories, business automation has been occurring in fits and starts in every industry, direction, and task. Mechanisms and button-type controls instead of manual labor, forms for filling out documents and telephone communications are all for the benefit of progress. So we also want to go there, and we have found software managemart but we are still not sure if it is 100% suitable for business? What can you say?
Since the industrial revolution and the emergence of manufactories, business automation has been occurring in fits and starts in every industry, direction, and task. Mechanisms and button-type controls instead of manual labor, forms for filling out documents and telephone communications are all for the benefit of progress. So we also want to go there, and we have found software managemart but we are still not sure if it is 100% suitable for business? What can you say?
What does all that have to do with making your own tool to do a job??
As crappy as the weld is it's still holding up today!!!!!
Someone suggested welding a nut onto an 11/16ths socket to better access the locknut on the outside of our clutch hubs.
So I figured what the hell I would try it.
About 1/2 way through a friend suggested I just use a spark plug socket but the closest I could find was a 17 mm.
Would that fit an 11/16ths nut?
Anyway here is the new socket.
BTW this is an EVO tool for an EVO bike please don't move this thread to a forum that wouldn't appreciate it!!!!!
That`s a nice clean weld. Keith needs to see this. Some of you don`t like this weld, but for a wire feed, it`s pretty decent.
Last edited by hvacgaspiping; Aug 4, 2019 at 10:41 AM.
Reason: added comment
You are making the same mistake most children do.
You are holding everyone to your standard while forgetting that once you knew nothing about what you were doing.
In other words passing on helpful hints will make you more friends than acting like an arrogant *** will.
I saw this a lot in my own past profession of lineman.
Hell I was guilty of it for a while.
Good luck on your lawn care business.
Originally Posted by tmanbuckhunter
You don't take sarcasm very well do you? I said at the bottom of my pictures that everyone starts somewhere. I have taught a lot of people how to weld. Chill da fug out man, but you were a lineman, so it makes sense. You guys are kinda like pipefitters.
What do you mean by the pipefitter remark? I`m a retired pipefitter.
Someone suggested welding a nut onto an 11/16ths socket to better access the locknut on the outside of our clutch hubs.
So I figured what the hell I would try it.
About 1/2 way through a friend suggested I just use a spark plug socket but the closest I could find was a 17 mm.
Would that fit an 11/16ths nut?
Anyway here is the new socket.
BTW this is an EVO tool for an EVO bike please don't move this thread to a forum that wouldn't appreciate it!!!!!
11/16 and 3/8 won't cross to metric. 3/4-19mm 15/16-24mm 7/8-22mm 9/16-14mm 13/16-21mm 1/2-13mm 5/16-8mm
I think 9/32 will work with 7mm
Did I miss any?
Mind you "crossover" isn't exact conversion but they do work in a pinch.
Last edited by JustDave13; Aug 4, 2019 at 11:07 AM.
11/16 and 3/8 won't cross to metric. 3/4-19mm 15/16-24mm 7/8-22mm 9/16-14mm 13/16-21mm 1/2-13mm 5/16-8mm
I think 9/32 will work with 7mm
Did I miss any?
Mind you "crossover" isn't exact conversion but they do work in a pinch.
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