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This is a discussion on Why build it? When you can buy it off the shelf? within the DIY forums, part of the General Discussion category; Seems like every time I DIY build something like a light or what ever someone has got ask,, Why build it if you can buy ...
Seems like every time I DIY build something like a light or what ever someone has got ask,,
Why build it if you can buy it off the shelf?
Because what I build is better than what you can buy off the shelf and when it's done I know what
every part does and how to fix it. And,,,,,,,,
If you need to ask that question you wouldn't understand the anwser
Taking your guns is like eating a whale,,,,,,One bite at a time
Sometimes I build something simply because there isn't such an item on the open market. Yes, there may be something similar, but not precisely like what I want.
It will be a great day when our schools have all the money they need, and politicians have to start selling candy bars and holding car washes to finance their campaigns.
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I usually build something because I CAN'T find it on the shelf.
Oftentimes I am accused of over-engineering what I build which is usually something built from large pieces of wood with simple square cuts and mechanical heavy duty fasteners. Things that will be there long after I am gone.
spot onOriginally Posted by Back Pack Hack
Taking your guns is like eating a whale,,,,,,One bite at a time
Build / make a lot of thing around here as other have said not something I can go get or I need it now.
One example need to build our own lower rear bracket for the sidecar move to the Street 750. The so called universal fit would not work and no one makes a mount for a Street. So we made our own.
Same with the upper rear we made it. I do try to separate building something and Assembling something from pre-made parts
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After reading this Obama said I am on it.
There's absolutely no joy in buying something.....I do get joy out of making something work....So its a win win.
I usually just tell those nodoers, I build things, it's what I do.
I'll be done when I'm finished, if that's not fast enough, take a number please.
Stupidity, the New Common Sense
I custom build stuff all the time for the same reason that I can't buy it. This doesn't apply to weapons though. They are so cheap right now it doesn't work out IMHO.
If'n your buy an 80% receiver and build the rest yesself, Big Bruddah don't know 'bout it.
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I don't know,,,,,,, Parts are cheap also. $199 for a complete upper 129 for a complete lower? $329 and your shooting
Or build your lower for $110 and a $199 upper use the 10% off coupon and it's like $287 <-- Hard to buy an AR that price.
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Taking your guns is like eating a whale,,,,,,One bite at a time
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