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There is fewer buildings that can handle the weight, power, space, and air demands of the equipment, in a central location, in a city that has the ability to handle that volume of tourism.

Could stay in Milwaukee and take the train down in the morning. Milwaukee is a great place to be!!! Stay downtown and just walk to the train station. A ton of people take trips up from Chicago to Milwaukee because it is cheaper and equally fun. It is an hour train ride and 25$(I think) I've...

i have a flow, your welcome to contact me 414-534-6976 or [email protected] Its a waterjet. It's not hard, but kind of an art form depending on what your doing.

Todd does my stuff too. You could send it out for blanchard or plate milling?

I have a clark that I am looking to sell, used it for moving all my equipment over the years.

And lets not forget that a decent amount of the population does not care about the recreational shooters, times change, get a new hobby.

I am ok with that too, as in the hunting and for sport. Don't underestimate making things inaccessible, A 4 hour drive and a wait in line to get bullets is rather good at curbing some peoples ambitions. If you are deer hunting and putting more than 1 bullet in an animal, then maybe they are...

Can't we just tax the crap out of ammo? I don't think the bill of rights mentions a "right" to ammo, in my opinion. It becomes rather useless if it's too expensive to shoot. Use the funds for mental health programs, and the like. But yet that might be to sensible... The supply chain of bullets...

My house is brady and farewell on the eastside, shop is up in Menomonee Falls. Had more issues in the falls (5 people tried to break in, in 4 months)

Milwaukee sam's club - diesel, $3.34 It's on the website 53224 zip, if you don't believe me Man it is great to live in Milwaukee, cheap booze and fuel.

You need to stop buying from them online, setup an account and call or have a sales guy. My costs from them IS VERY different than the online cost. Aluminum... Howard precisions random rack is the best deal around. $2.53 a pound for their drops. $3.81 a pound for full bars. Metals source in...

I won't disagree with that.... The whole "business owner" mind never goes away. You can always network or make a few dollars during the day, and go out at night. This would be a more common travel like maybe once a month.

I'm NOT moving, just looking to occupy sometime productively while I'm there.

Welding wouldn't be bad either, started tig welding when I was 12, I could even throw my engine drive welding skid in the truck. I'm just looking to help someone out, make a few bucks maybe, and do something while I have time during the day, Instead of being a tourist or sitting around.

what are the chances of finding a small shop that would be looking for help for a week ish here and there few times a year, such that I could make a few bucks during the day. In Milwaukee, there is so many its easy.

I have never been to the west. Its a story, but I might spend some time in that area, and will have to self entertain during the day. I own a job shop in Milwaukee. So I'm hoping someone can educate me on what manufacturing is like in that area. How does it compare to Milwaukee?

Yes, then I can put it in trucks, just convenient. And trying to find it at the pump in the city isn’t the easiest. My tanks are just white cubes. Dot stamps, no stickers, no markings.

One nozzle goes in the truck, then you put your card in the other side of the pump, since it only lets you buy $100 and that nozzle fills the aux tank. Then drive ahead to the next pump and repeat. (Paying $2.99 diesel in Milwaukee) It’s bolted to the truck and the electric pumps are grounded...

For context, I paid $1000 for my 20” raised 6” x 48” and $1800 for my 22” x 120” pacemakers. In Wisconsin But they are the most wonderful machines to run. Not a vibration in them. I’m working on metric change gears for them.

I bought a used ed-252 sinker. I can't get the pumps to go on, or the quill to move down. The book is relatively useless Does anyone have one of these and can guide me to what I'm missing?