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I figured there might be one or two people out there with a frown on their face over it. I moved everything in front of it, then looked up and sighed. I'm not a very good plant minder, but I haven't killed it yet, and I do like having it in the shop.

And yes, my plant needs water. It picked a bad time to let me know.

Welding table is in! Took ages getting across the Pacific and onto a train, but it arrived a week and a bit ago, at work. Unpacked it that evening, lifted the top out with the forklift, mounted the legs, and then spent hours degreasing (well, deoiling) it. Underside of the cast top is still...

Didn’t work out, unfortunately. I was tied up until close to four loading a van with ~3000 lbs of books (my reason for being up there in the first place), and had zero cell reception to get a hold of the seller. Gone by the time I was back in cell range. :/ I’m not worked up about it, though...

I've been meaning to make a 'how artisanal baby carrots are made' video for about ten years now...

Fingers crossed, hoping to pick it up tomorrow midday. ‘No holds’.

What voltage is Birkhoff looking for? (Coworker is looking for a 240V motor for his First mill, having discovered how awkward powering 600V machines is, outside of industrial/commercial buildings)

When I saw this thread this morning, my first thought was this book:

I enjoy all sorts of technical processes, but I have to admit, my favourites are the ones that are all 'feel'.

Chloride contamination is a real accelerator or corrosion in iron. Big issue for museum/archaeological artifacts. If the relative humidity is over ~25%, the chloride ions get to work.