Have a happy Thanksgiving

ya man just been trying to keep up with classes and going in to shift at the fire station. I just installed a sick kill switch on my rig for 10$

Hey What been up to? School? back packing? wheelin? working on the rig? Hope all is well.
Ttyl

ya good to meet you man, Im Tyler Roth. I love backpacking on the Olympic Peninsula!

Yep! Olympia WA. Cool! So your a wilderness first responder and an EMT. I am the Mobile Team Leader for South Puget Sound Mobile Search And Rescue.
I'm just home for lunch. Im also a Painting contractor(day job).
Nice to meet you.
Rich Williams
SPSMSAR Candidate Coordinator/ Mobile Team Leader
MOBILE 10
http://www.spsmsar.org/
Wheeling fun videos
http://videos.streetfire.net/profile/Richliveshots.htm
SPSMSAR PHOTO ALBUM AND VIDEOS
http://community.webshots.com/user/richliveshots

nice man I may try that some time when Im back up north with my tools. where are you based out of? you say fred meyers so you must be PNW. are you actually involved with search and rescue? with who? Im a wilderness first responder, EMT-B, and fire fighter with corvallis fire and rescue

Hey thanks for the heads up. I am embarrassed! As for the diamond plate, first I took my measurements (length & height) marked on the back where to cut. Then I sandwiched the diamond plate between two peaces of 3/4" plywood. One peace laying flat on the floor. Then with diamond plate laying face down on that peace of plywood, then I layed the other peace of plywood along the cut line and screw both ends of ply together. Now you have a straight edge to cut along or to score for a bend. On the bending, once I have it scored on the back where I want to bend it, I move to my BIG wood bench that is well secured to the wall. With the diamond plate laying face up, I line up the scored line just at the outside edge of the bench, then I take a peace of 1x5 and screw it down to the bench at both ends with just the part you want bend hanging over. Then I use a peace of 2x4 and my body weight to bend it over.
I used a 18 volt Dewalt grinder with a metal cutoff wheel to make all my cuts and to score for bends. I used a fine metal file to round and finish all the edges. After all the cutting and bending was done I used a tool box liner for a gasket. It's the stuff you can buy at Fred Meyers and it comes in 18x18 for a buck a piece. When it's new it sticks to that metal like you glued it. Then I just trimmed it with a razor blade. Hold in place, drill holes and screw in place with pan head screws. I hope this helped and did not confuse you. Let me know if there is anything I can help with. Good luck.
Heres a link to my album you will fid some pics there.http://www.cherokeeforum.com/members...scue-cherokee/
Rich

hey man sick jeep! I dig the diamond plating, how'd you bend it? on your signature where it says I believ in gun control, it says I "us" both hands instead of "use" just a heads up