Recent content by legdelimber

Oh now the lady holding the glass (or standing) at the pool? I definitely would

I let myself get talked into one of those product surveys that used to be done in a nearby shopping center. Probably early 80's. I realized it was for spark plug packaging (think it was Champion) and so of course I was in! I actually liked the designs and colors that looked like older versions.

Plow disc re-uses? I used a notched edge one for a (short) fan base. I had acquired some serious blowing, 2 ft diam, gable fans. A couple ft of electrical conduit with one end hammered flat and the pivot bolt hole drilled through it. Remember to keep this rig kinda short so that it doesn't tip...

I used bench grinders for many years. Somewhere over the years I picked up a variable speed side grinder. I clamp the blade to the outside workbench and set the trigger screw to slow the grinder down. You'll still easily blue the blade if you aren't gentle with the grinder. After that, I'll grab...

My Dad made mailbox post and grape vine trellises and clothesline "T"s from eastern cedar. Lasted for many years.

I found the link to the pics over on Arborisstite. https://arboristsite.com/threads/husky-450-adjustable-oiler-conversion.305277/

I posted some pics of this job, over on AS. I don't have a working log in anymore though. https://arboristsite.com/threads/husky-450-adjustable-oiler-conversion.305277/ I See some other folks had thoughts about the 450 oiler. Looks like other folks have given some good input since back when I...

I had pictures posted here or else over at Arboristsite of doing just that. Can't seem to find them here and no longer a member at AS. IF anyone still has a working log in over at Arborissite, maybe they can check if the pics are there? As has been mentioned, you'll need the clutch shell and...

That carpet give that funky burnt celery smell when you heat it? edit: I wonder about some sandbags on the carpet. Sheet of plastic to keep any leakage in check?

Haven't had snow this deep since the late 1980's. That's a lattice chair, so it took a little while to start piling up. Edit to ad one from before it fell off of the chair arms. They're about 2" wide.

I'd be tempted to grab a rotary tool and a small diamond bit, and grind a very slight clearance in the corners of the pocket where the hex bit fits. assuming that there's enough wall thickness to do so. Keep it slight, as you don't want to weaken the socket. One time job and you never have to...

That's gotta be the smallest boring head I've ever seen. Do the 10" cylinders look like a gear reduction assy or a hydraulic cylinder? If hydraulic, I'm thinking maybe part of some, one-off, clamping/fixture set up. The cluster of sleeves looks like adaptors/jigging for some, once in a...

I probably don't wanna know where the space aliens have poked that white box gadget.

Gotten off of the chain question that was posted. I'll shut up for now.

I haven't looked at their site much in a while. Not to say that they aren't telling the truth about something. But I'd want to double check anything that I read there. I couldn't read the Star Trek thing. The Bee wouldn't let me look at much without joining something or other. But check out...