My boys inherited our neighbor’s Barbie Jeep. Painted it up to match dad’s truck. I guess I’d better do a 24v conversion next so the ex-Barbie cruiser is up to NATO standards.5yr ⋅ 86M1031 ⋅ r/Justrolledintotheshop
Payson, Arizona. Exact diameter of a quarter. Embedded in this host rock. Lots of crinoid stem pieces and thamnasteria like coral colonies around it but this one looks different than the others we’ve found with the kids. Would love help identifying to show the kids.3yr ⋅ 86M1031 ⋅ r/fossilid
This pencil sharpener is some r/buyitforlife material. 2.99 at Goodwill. Cleaned and lubed up nicely. Japanese made Panasonic KP-110.5yr ⋅ 86M1031 ⋅ r/ThriftStoreHauls
Not an every day sight. 6.6 and 7.3 parked together. I absolutely love diesel vans.4yr ⋅ 86M1031 ⋅ r/Diesel
NLD: Got tired of flickering, crappy LED mag lights and finally decided to upgrade after my most recent mag’s switch broke. New Elzetta Charlie with the new emitter. So much nicer.3yr ⋅ 86M1031 ⋅ r/flashlight
I’ve become very comfortable ID’ing all AZ native rocks, but found this at an estate sale this morning for $1 and am not sure what to make of it. Looks granite-esque, but I’m curious if anyone may know what could cause this coloration or where it could be from. (Album in comments)5yr ⋅ 86M1031 ⋅ r/whatsthisrock
Chinesium scooter bearings. I feel like a 2 year old shouldn’t be able to do this to a “sealed” bearing.6yr ⋅ 86M1031 ⋅ r/Chinesium
My beloved 86 M1031. Bought from Gov Liq. in 2010 w/ 24k miles. Completely rust and leak free. Never once let me down.5yr ⋅ 86M1031 ⋅ r/squarebodies
I posted a few weeks back about the old Prentiss Vise I scored on Craigslist. She’s done now (aside from making a stencil for the branding).6yr ⋅ 86M1031 ⋅ r/Tools
Picked this up on Craigslist for a steal. Into the electrolysis tank for a bath. Can never have enough Prentiss swivel-jaw, swivel-base vises.6yr ⋅ 86M1031 ⋅ r/Tools
I took my boys rock hunting for the first time today N. of Florence, AZ on a hillside above a wash. While they gathered I (in my limited knowledge) told them everything was Chrysocolla. I looked this evening and it looks like there may be more variety. Can anyone ID anything other than Chrysocolla?5yr ⋅ 86M1031 ⋅ r/whatsthisrock
