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February is the month to fix hammers
This one has a high art of poetry. Maybe my favorite one, about ticks in the north woods. -
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February is the month to fix hammers
Let us all be grateful to Arnold Kegel. -
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February is the month to fix hammers
A former member here, "superunknown" went on to youtube fame for his shop wit. I understand that February is the best month to fix loose hammer handles, since it is typically the driest month. If you fixed a hammer handle say in August, it might dry out and loosen next winter. Also, you can... -
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Rivett 608
I wonder how he is doing, and does he still have that Enormous postage stamp?- 3t3d
- Post #15
- Forum: Machinery for Sale or Wanted
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400,000 Screws a day..."One man operation"?
Anybody remember Dobie Dave, from Texas? Who else here has a similar setup? -
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Tips in general, little discussion , just the tips,
Don't pick it up until you Know Where to set it down. -
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Create Tool (in Wuhan) non-responsive
Well, 81 million "paranoiac invalids unable to observe and think for themselves" can't be wrong? Can they? -
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Tooling or Projectile?
These guys might know. US civil war cannon, United States cannon for sale, Wisconsin carts carriages, Paulson Brothers Ordnance Corporation -
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WTB Rockwell Milling Machine motor
Worth a try: A & D Machine Tool Rebuilding, Inc. | Machine Tool Rebuilders, Way Machining and Hand Scraping, Turcite and Rulon Application -
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O.T. - Best mouse poison
I don't want to type this for the BAD Karma/JuJu for doing this... My brother moved to MT. Talking to a rancher he had Thousands of rats all over the sheds. Had NO way to get rid of them. Brother bets him$200.00 he can kill them ALL in a week. One week later, no more rats.... Collects $200.00... -
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OT- List of Industrial Sprocket Manufacturers
Since this thred suggests listing of suppliers, Not roller chain parts, but a possible source for timing belt parts. polybelt.com Timing Belts Pulleys Polytech Design Inc Clifton NJ 07011 -
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OT. Chevrolet repair at a Chevy "service" department
F250 powerstroke. New in 1997. First trip to a shop for Anything was 2001. just died suddenly. Tachometer suddenly goes to zero, motor idles down. NOW, I know this is the cam sensor. Computer sees no signal, tops injecting fuel. Common problem for the Power Stroke. Was a factory recall on the... -
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Making a gear with a slitting saw on a manual mill.
How did you Quote INGENUITY and it shows CLEVERNESS ? A glitch in the Matrix ? -
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What is the oddest thing someone has said during an interview or prior to the intervi
There was a Scot who moved to Denmark that used to hang out here.- 3t3d
- Post #114
- Forum: Shop Management and Owner Issues
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Milling 954 bronze
My experience most likely does not count, and should be ignored. It sort of contradicts others experience. Had a part about .4" cube, Two tapped holes, one 6mm reamed hole. I did NOT know any better, and jumped right in. I was doing almost nothing but aluminum, so I had lots of Zircon coated... -
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Atlas TH42 Gears
Those gears look like outboard motor gears. Same setup, function (fwd/rev) and dog clutches. Just a thought.. -
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Teach me about rule dies
Way overthinking it. Duct tape some material to a piece of 1/2' foam insulation (for support), take to water jet shop. Had similar parts made this way, very cheap, no setup, took a few minutes. Otherwise even 6061 will make a punch and die set for that few parts. Done that for small... -
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Kind of OT: Getting stray cat out of building
So, What happened to the cat in the end?