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Thanks Don. I had a Journeyman/supervisor beat that into me pretty early on too, and that's when that lightbulb really came on for me, and since then I always tried to learn as much as I could from whoever would teach me. Nobody can ever take that away from you. Honestly, up until that...

Then I'd have to find a free load of cheese to machine on it.

I can agree with that. Somewhat. Gets tiring sometimes when you need to work on something when you just want to use it though. Dad taught me how to fix stuff and figure it out though, and I owe him a debt of gratitude for that mentality (I cursed my kids with it already too). I wish he...

Cleaning up some projects that have been hanging around lately. I bought this material for it back in January, and got tired of moving it around so I decided to just finish it instead today. Pretty simple fabrication to start. I might add to it later, but for now, I just want to get my big...

Buckled down last week and finished another small patch, no pics, needed to hurry and remount it to cut the grass/hayfield.... Still have the one more patch in the middle to go, and a bit more fixing to the leveling wheels, but that'll have to wait for a bit. I have some other projects I want...

Nice job. That plasma table is a very handy thing to have for stuff like this. You went the opposite way that I want to. I have a Massey 35, and want to get a little Kubota :D.

Msg rec'd and sent.

Don't make me start dreaming again.

I would gladly give up my left nut to have that much shop space.

I just popped out into the garage while making dinner to demonstrate it. 3/8" copper tube, I flattened the end (not all the way), annealed it (red hot, then quench in water). A 3/8" open end wrench was then run around the end reforming it round. It's obviously a bit of a bodge, and you could...