It’s a bad photo, I know…
A customer asked if we could cut a groove offset of center around a ring, and this was the result. Ironically, The first ring blank I grabbed was my exact size. I will where it for a week, and see how it holds up to my abuse, and observe its comfort factor. So far, the groove feels mildly “sharp”…
We will see if this could be a new option for all of my rings..
About 60’ of fencing and 2 gates, and all aluminum! Just finished! Special thanks to my father, and dust for the opportunity!
These are locks for a restaurant patio that I just completed. Thanks DUST! Lots of parts, loads of fab time. Custom all aluminum housings and strikes (not shown), and special 7/8” backset mortise boxes. I threw in a name plaque on each ‘cause you gotta sign your work…
This is my temporary down-draft exhaust for the plasma table. I had to get something up and running quickly, and my dad helped me knock this out in a day. The finished project will have duct work plumbed through the shop so I don’t have to wheel a giant fan out to the end of the table each time I use it…
More shots as requested. Seat is Masonite with 12 fixing rivets, and 6 holes (holes represent six slices of pizza as these will be going into a pizza place). The chair is made of two pieces of 7/16” CRS rod, two pieces of 16ga. steel, one piece of Masonite, and 12 rivets. It has 12 1.5” radii and 3 bows (for the seat and back).
GIVE ME FEEDBACK PLEASE!
I just mocked up the new mobile base for the PlasmaCAM. It only needs a coat of paint, and a detachable plasma cutter rack to stow the “business generator” under the table. Next up material handling rack/table for storing sheets and loading the table. I’ll shoot a few pictures of the next few items I end up making.
Keyboard, etc. drawer. Did I mention this computer cabinet was almost entirely made of recycled and free materials? The only parts I purchased were the casters and blue paint…. the frame was made from a porch swing that my neighbour through away, the melamine came from a treadmill, the acrylic widow was out of a drugstore display, and the drawer guides were from an old sink display from my last job. Almost forgot, the cooling fan for the computer enclosure was something I found 8 years ago in the trash.
Doing some work at home - because idle hands and idle time does me no good. 1940 Logan lathe
This actually refers to a lot of machine equipment in my home shop.
550 more “cores” for the second of two giant scale core memory arrays, threading begins NOW!
#redwing
Building a removable mid tube(what’s the technical name for it?) before I clean up the front half. #panicattack #triumph
Another shot of the Gigahorse from Mad Max Fury Road
Core memory panel progress - we successfully strung up a whopping 22 bytes of RAM tonight. 1 donut (core) to one bit, 8 bits to a byte, 1 byte to...
Yes I know I like to flaunt my anvil! Why shouldn’t I?
This was before I even had a chance to use it.
