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I installed a wood stove in my living room 5 yrs ago (should have done it 20 yrs ago) and our house insurance didnt even wiggle. i provided the insurance company a copy of the WETT cert. from the prov inspection branch and a web link to the requirements of the branch to be approved and never...

I actually keep a modern made Elephant rifle and a circa 1873 made Buffalo rifle around just for that purpose....the wife tells visiting folks ""just in case we have an elephant problem in the back yard.

I have a few big tools still around from the "Cat" days in my life. I dont have any photos and dont ever plan on having to use that stuff again...Iv had enough pulling & straining to last a life time. Some "open end-box end wrenches up to 21/2", A hand full of 1" drive sockets up to 4", Tap...

I would disagree with that sentiment, big vised are just as handy as the smaller ones if you need it to hold a large dimensional work pieces....a large vise will also hold a small piece but a small vice sure wont grip some big pieces I've had to hold.

Im gonna spend 8 hrs a day in my diesel pick-up this weekend... driving around at 15 kph ....and loving every minute of it moose hunting with a buddy

You mentioed that the work piece was solid in the vise, but does your table dovetail/gib setting have a small amount of play that could allow a small movement of the whole issue....1/32" total hole oversize oversize needs only a shift of less than 1/64"

" Vegetarian" is native American for "pi$$ poor hunter"

We had a large pile of picked rock in our home 1/4 , easily more than ten tandem loads in volume, mostly softball to head sized but prob 30 or 40 coffee table or larger among them. A friend of a friend from the city spotted them one day and asked the old man how much he wanted for the big...

Personally, I think I would mill that break roughness out to a nice flat finish and then mill a filler in to match the original vise frame and bolt it through the meaty part of the vise body. it will be as strong and quite possibly stronger than a welded repair, especially when welding an...

That machine looks like an excellent candidate for a hobbyist....I could buy that for $550 and make one rifle stock from scratch that i could buy for $200 and just stand back and say "wow that works slick" and then just watch er go into retirement mode.