I wouldn't use it for anything else...Just a tire billy to check the "thump" on tires?
Maybe I’m not watching enough of The Walking Dead.
This is the best snake tool ever. Saves ammo. I had a store-bought scraper I used for this purpose and needed another for the cabin. Shoot, I had everything thing I needed to build another.
I made this Mission-style bedside lamp using, of all things, a Japanese lantern as the inspiration. Walnut with a maple top, and I installed a 4” diameter aluminum ring on the bottom for a touch-sensitive switch. My gf cut out the lattices on her laser. It’s 18” tall and 6” on a side, and I flared the legs slightly to match the legs on the night stand I made a month ago, and on which this lamp now sits.
I made a clamp to keep the shaft from turning in a front strut on my car while I broke the mounting nut loose.
Yesterday I made a wall mount for my jack stands. Two of them are still under my old car.
Yesterday I made a screw on adapter to use pop bottles to catch dirty patches when I clean a gun barrel.
Prime example of my over engineering mind. As heavy as this gate is, I wanted something to help support the weight but still move freely over the driveway. Thanks to @swampratt for the spring and suspension scraps.
I have never needed a gate that heavy, but that is nice! Bet my dad would have loved it. He had a small cattle ranch in Western Colorado. Would have been right up his alley.
A couple of things I made in the last few days. One is a single round fake magazine for my match rifle and the other is an ammo block for our 300 yd. matches. The holes match the layout of the targets.
It keeps me from skipping a target or doubling on a target if I can't see my hits.
