COME & JOIN

Join up with FASTDAD. There are more home build projects in the pipe line. One thing I'd like to know is, would anybody be interested in seeing the painstakingly slow process of developing an idea in FASTDAD'S GARAGE and bringing it to market. Also the Formula Continental car is being serviced over this winter should I post more about that also? Let me know. You can reach me thru our web site or post here on the blog. Thanks FASTDAD

GARAGE LAZY, SEE THE HEAVY WEIGHT IN ACTION!

Go here to see it in action!
http://www.youtube.com/MYFASTDAD#p/a/u/0/E4PjeebS770

GARAGE LAZY SUSAN, IT'S DONE TAKE A LOOK

I finished the GARAGE LAZY SUSAN! You can hang anything on it from a picture to some real heavy tools,car or truck parts! They can be organized and in full view so it's easy to keep track of what ever you put on it. You can screw, bolt, glue, or fasten stuff to the walls any way you want! It's a real heavy weight since it can hold up to 500lbs worth of your things. Specs are at http://fastdad.net/online-store.html Take a look! Built by a Blue Collar Guy for AMERICA!

FAT AND SASSY

Well we're all alittle bigger 'round the middle, flavoring was exceptional for the palate and the left overs are now in the frig! It's over and back to the garage, race cars to work on, projects to complete and get to market (GARAGE LAZY SUSAN), buildn' a future one weld, one idea at a time. So here it it goes, I'll get started right now!

TURKEY DAY

Have a GREAT THANKS GIVING! To all in the Military my deepest appreciation! THANKYOU

BACK AT WORK

Back in the garage working on the GARAGE LAZY SUSAN project. Building  the last of the tooling/jigs for the manufacture of the SUSANS. I'll post pictures with all the jigs and fixtures pretty soon. It takes way more time to design and build the tooling than the SUSAN! Good accurate tooling thats easy to use is essential for ending up with a high quality product. STAY TUNED!!!

FIXING A NO START

This is a 1995 Acura Integra 1.8 twin cam. It died while driving. The first thing I check since it's easiest is spark http://www.youtube.com/user/MYFASTDAD?feature=mhee#p/a/u/1/6KpPEiMT-G8.  If there is no spark, then I proceeded to make sure the cams were turning by removing the valve cover. I did this to also check the condition of the timing belt which is critical on this engine. All is good so then I installed a rebuilt unit and checked for spark again http://www.youtube.com/user/MYFASTDAD?feature=mhee#p/a/u/0/wnzd5Kf4yhw. As long as everything was good I did a complete tune also. It's getting cold so it makes good sense to do that now. It works great so it can go back on the road with confidence.

COME ON AND JOIN

I invite you to join the Blog. I am a BLUE COLLAR guy all the way. I build almost everything I need by hand. I'v got projects going all the time. I race a Formula Continental in the SCCA and thats what I'm welding on in the picture. I about to complete a series of jigs (I'll post pics) for a new product that will be avaiable on WWW. FASTDAD.NET Take the tour of the shop thats posted on the web site. You might say thats my office, it's where I create all of the ideas and actually build them. If you could. go to FASTDAD'S facebook page and do the like thing, that would be great!
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Welding on the race car. Filling in about 280 rivet holes so I can install a new aluminum floor. The floor is a intregal part of the chassis for eliminating flex and adding stiffness. The aluminum is both riveted and bonded to the chassis tubes. A quality job is really important here! 

NEW IDEAS and YOUR INPUT

Ok, so I have some ideas I'd like to put out there to get some feed back. To start with I will post some photographs and hand drawn drawn pictures. These will be applied to T shirts like we have at FASTDAD.net at the store. What I would like to know is WHICH ONES YOU WOULD PREFER TO PURCHASE? Let me know on the web site or here on the blog. This will all start in the next several days. It takes alittle time to do the art work and set up good photos.