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Great deal for $15

I’m an old school AutoCAD guy and I bought QCAD after i tried their free version for a while. It‘s a short learning curve from AutoCAD and I think we’ll worth the $60

I have a 30’sh year old Craftsman that still works. 3 Skill brand (cutting disk, Flapper disk, and sanding disk) that are 4/5 years old, work awesome and cheap enough that you can buy one for each disk type. I also have a cordless ryobi brushless that works great.

I like Hornady as well but for cases have moved on to a Thumblers tumbler with stainless steel pins…. a lot less dust than walnut shells. You can get a 2.5l ultrasonic cleaner for around $130 on Amazon which is what I have, but it looks like it came from the same factory as the Hornady .

That’s my go to for small gun parts as well. I use a Hornady one shot cleaner turn the heat up and it works like a charm.

They are for working sheet metal. The plate forms the top of a bench and the stakes engage in the the holes in the plate. Sheet metal is then formed over the stakes much like a blacksmith uses an anvil.

Oh yes, I actually made it for my wife for Christmas.

Some updated photos of it travelling to the lake and then all fired up.

I probably didn’t need this but I thought I might integrate it with my the pipe anvil I’m building. It’s a 4’ stake plate (no name that I can see). With a few stakes and blocks of steel to go with. Still need to clean them up and figure out how and where to mount the plate.

I just assumed i’d weld it but having a rack of different pipes to bolt on is a good idea. I actually have no current plans right now but always seem to be needing this that or the other thing bent. I’m working on another fire pit that i could have used it for a few weeks ago, I ended up...