However, one detail in that paint job. The racing stripe is missing. Not finished until it has one of those.
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DavidR8's shop shenanigans
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I’ll be over with my checkbook on the next ferry
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For me the choice is simple. I despise painting, because I suck at it. I have a magical ability to mess up a paint job, even if I'm just observing from across the street. If my focus is good, me thinking about your paint job across the country can spoil it.
So I avoid painting as much as I can. My 9 year old gantry crane might get primer on it - one day, maybe. Til then it has a great oxide patina. It is stored outside.
So I avoid painting as much as I can. My 9 year old gantry crane might get primer on it - one day, maybe. Til then it has a great oxide patina. It is stored outside.
Is that paint on the floor? Or blood?
No idea. I grabbed the picture from the net.
140mower
Don
I reckon that after all the sanding, filling, 3 coats of primer, 2 base coats and 6 painstaking coats of clear over top of 20 hours of pinstriping hell, the poor bugger plugged it in and found it still cut a .010" taper over 20"........ coroner figures he used one of those single sided razor blades he used to trim the tape prior to painting......
historicalarms
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There are two reasons for paint- to quickly put an aiming point on sheet paper for a target and to cover up bullet strikes on metal gong targets so you can see where the next one hits....well actually three, so I can tell which house is mine in a "late night arrival".
Vevor had a deal I could not refuse. $262, 1550w, variable speed.
Renting one here is 100/day.
I need it to drill the mounting holes for the lathe and then I want to drill a 2x2 pattern into my welding table.
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You are welcome to borrow it my friend.If you get into a rhythm I know of another table you could keep going on.lol
I have one of these! I love it!
The thing is pretty stout, probably weighs 35 pounds.
Hey David, what is the model number? Was that a local sale?
@Susquatch @phaxtris Yes it's a total Fein knock-off.
www.vevor.ca
And I bought this annular cutter set.
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