Waffle boards
- dan_2k_uk
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- Jordi
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Part of me wishes you'd put the extra effort in and got them out the freezer and cooked a waffle on purpose just to post that photo.dan_2k_uk wrote:Net
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Maybe best to throw a few frozen waffles down, not sure if they'll offer much traction once defrosted and cooked! Might be a bit too soft.
- Edweird
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Points for effort if you took it yourself.
There's three ways of doing things:
The right way,
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And my way, which is like the wrong way but faster.
The right way,
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And my way, which is like the wrong way but faster.
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I think Dan has already proved the potatoes versatility as a Suzuki accessory. Maybe he knows something about spuds we don't?ScottieJ wrote:Maybe best to throw a few frozen waffles down, not sure if they'll offer much traction once defrosted and cooked! Might be a bit too soft.
1988 Samurai - Truck Cab & Tray Back - 1.6 8v & HIF44 - Snorkel - Stack Exhaust - PAS, YJs & 33s - Trussed, Gusseted & Pumpkin Capped Axles - 4.3 R&Ps - 4.16 T/Box - Rear Air Locker - Full Float Back Axle & Discs - RCV Front Shafts - X-Eng Handbrake - Custom Fuel Tank
Re: Waffle boards
mine are 50mm thick but i picked them up for £11 just down the road from me on ebay.
but it was in one long length when i got it so i used a hack saw to cut them down and trim them to what i wanted then used a flap disc on a grinder to clean them up.
only used them once so far but always nice to have just incase.
but it was in one long length when i got it so i used a hack saw to cut them down and trim them to what i wanted then used a flap disc on a grinder to clean them up.
only used them once so far but always nice to have just incase.
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- Edweird
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Next step is surely going to be to make one that runs on moonshine?Jordi wrote:I think Dan has already proved the potatoes versatility as a Suzuki accessory. Maybe he knows something about spuds we don't?ScottieJ wrote:Maybe best to throw a few frozen waffles down, not sure if they'll offer much traction once defrosted and cooked! Might be a bit too soft.
There's three ways of doing things:
The right way,
The wrong way
And my way, which is like the wrong way but faster.
The right way,
The wrong way
And my way, which is like the wrong way but faster.
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Ha ha, doubt it. He'd be drinking it too quickly himself. When ever i see him he ends up with a cider in his hand.Edweird wrote:Next step is surely going to be to make one that runs on moonshine?Jordi wrote:I think Dan has already proved the potatoes versatility as a Suzuki accessory. Maybe he knows something about spuds we don't?ScottieJ wrote:Maybe best to throw a few frozen waffles down, not sure if they'll offer much traction once defrosted and cooked! Might be a bit too soft.
1988 Samurai - Truck Cab & Tray Back - 1.6 8v & HIF44 - Snorkel - Stack Exhaust - PAS, YJs & 33s - Trussed, Gusseted & Pumpkin Capped Axles - 4.3 R&Ps - 4.16 T/Box - Rear Air Locker - Full Float Back Axle & Discs - RCV Front Shafts - X-Eng Handbrake - Custom Fuel Tank
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Jordi wrote:Having seen Scotties in action i was quite impressed with their usefulness (is that a real word?).
Any thing i should look out for when buying a set?
Particular brands? Materials? Prices? Length? Thickness?
Presume something about as wide as my tires? Rated to 500kg / 750kg a board?
No idea on this so looking for a bit of advice / guidance.
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How much Rick? Would you ship them as i very much doubt i'll be heading down south anytime soon. At least not till the wifes dropped.
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1988 Samurai - Truck Cab & Tray Back - 1.6 8v & HIF44 - Snorkel - Stack Exhaust - PAS, YJs & 33s - Trussed, Gusseted & Pumpkin Capped Axles - 4.3 R&Ps - 4.16 T/Box - Rear Air Locker - Full Float Back Axle & Discs - RCV Front Shafts - X-Eng Handbrake - Custom Fuel Tank