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Busy day at the museum today. Line crew was relocating some phone/data lines in the alley, garage door was installed, HVAC crew were... -
Every now and then, a bit of humility is a good thing. I visited another collector last week...I've been humbled. That's all...
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Meanwhile, I have been adding a few more saws for the display. Wright 141 to compliment the Dayton 2Z462A already in the display...
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Been a while since I updated this thread, I've been very busy and work on the new building has been progressing. Siding is on the front...
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edisto replied to the thread No replacement for displacement!.Hard to switch sides when you're sitting on one of them, and the other is 15 feet off of the ground. I didn't need all 43", but I did...
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The math checks out.
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Did someone say displacement.............:)
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edisto replied to the thread No replacement for displacement!.After Helene, the tree guys left us with this: Which made me very glad that I had this:
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edisto reacted to Bill G's post in the thread Looks like farmertech has inspired other companies with
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Sounds like the old US electronics company Heathkit!
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edisto replied to the thread The 572XP Update Thread.When I was a kid, one of my proudest moments was when I finally got strong enough to start my grandpa's John Deere Model A. I treat...
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I make my living from parts failing from all brands. You can't imagine what ways people find to break things in new ways.
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Have you pressure tested it? An air leak would be good news. I would just clean everything enough to not introduce dirt and put it...
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I worked a 19mm CR-V allen wrench piece today. Milling the end flat with a Solid-Carbide 10mm end mill, and drilling the hole with a...
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I think my tiny iWeld MicroForce 120 VRD "Gorilla" did great melting a 3+ decades old 3.25mm basic coated electrode. This little welder...
