Frankie Muniz Racing. Fasten the lines to a solid area, such as a permanent fixture. This process can be performed in reverse in order to lower the boat. Engine or Bike Hoist 4 Cut the thread ends off two,10-foot steel water pipes that are 2 inches in diameter (available at your local home improveme nt store) using an angle grinder with a metal cutting wheel to create an engine or a bike hoist. Slightly flatten what will be the bottom en ds of the pipes using a sledge hammer before welding the pipes to the feet. Sand around the area that will be welded. Cut 2 feet from a thir cabbage soup diet d pipe (also 2 inches in diameter) that are 4 feet in length. Weld the sanded and flattened bottom of one pipe to the center of one 4-inch f oot. Repeat with the second pipe and foot. Weld a large piece of angle steel assembly to the top of each pipe, creating a corner bracket for Frankie Muniz Racing securing the cross board. 5 Cut two pieces of pipe that is 1 inch in diameter to be 4 feet in length. Cut two more pieces of 1-inch pipe th . Repeat this process for the opposite side. Weld the outsides of two u-shaped pieces of rebar together to create a paperclip-like piece of m etal. Cut a 4-inch diameter piece of pipe to be approximately six inches in length. Cut the pipe piece in half length-wise. Weld the outside curved part of the half circle to the inside of one curved end of the u-shaped rebar. 6 Slide the welded rebar over a 10-foot board that is approximately 2 inches or more thick; the half circle will sit on what will be top part of the 10-foot board. Bolt the 10-foot board (with free blender models the paperclip-like piece of rebar) to each corner bracket (this can be assembled on-site if necessary). Attach a 1-ton rated chain hoist to the welded rebar by hooking it onto the bottom.What's In Dora's Backpack? Fill a purple backpack with items, such as a jar of bubbles, a rub Frankie Muniz Racing ber ball, crayons, hair bows and plastic animals. Have each kid stick her hand in the backpack without looking to feel the items. If she can . children. Play the "Dora the Explorer" theme song and have the kids jump from stone to stone. When the music stops, each kid must find a sto ne to stand on and the child without a stone is out of the game. Keep playing until only one player remains on a stone; this child is the wi nner of the game. Binoculars Craft Children can make their own pair of Dora binoculars using two empty toilet paper rolls, colored plastic w rap, glue and rubber bands. Tell the children to glue the two toilet paper rolls together side by side. Then they can place colored plastic monogram fonts wrap on the ends of the tubes and hold each piece in place with a rubber band. Give the children glitter pens, markers and Dora stickers to decorate their binoculars. Dora's Friends Print pictures of all the characters from "Dora the Explorer" and glue each picture to a paper pla Frankie Muniz Racing te. Write the names or print small pictures and fold them up to put in a bowl. Place the plates on the ground and play the Dora theme song. .
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