Well, like I said, they would've given me the drill motor, but they re-use the battery pack. I shoulda' took it and checked later to see if standard B&D battery packs fit. But, hey, I was heavily medicated at the time!
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Well, like I said, they would've given me the drill motor, but they re-use the battery pack. I shoulda' took it and checked later to see if standard B&D battery packs fit. But, hey, I was heavily medicated at the time!
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They give ya them sippee cups n straws you use for $50 bucks, why not the $600 drill?
I have had many instances requiring hospital visits. There are too many to mention here. It would require an entirely new thread and many chapters which I can prove by the fact they called me by my first name every time I walked in to the ER.
I ground some bevels on some knives today. I’m still learning stuff but I might be getting better maybe. I also made me a lil “gauge” so I can set the table on my grinder to this same bevel again. I’ve got a cheap angle finder but it’s not accurate/fine enough for this task. I might try a digital one. However since I’ve got this this bevel height established for this thick of material I figured why not just make a gauge for that particular setting. I can see myself ending up with several of these so I think I’ll number em and keep notes of which one I used with a picture of the resulting knife so I can repeat that result in the future. The larger two knives below were a different setting so I’ll make another gauge tomorrow. Just a lil three minute project will sure be a time saver. That’s just a lighting trick on the bottom knife making it look like there are two bevels.
Had to build a new well house. Decided I hating working on the well in the mud so....
This...
Turns into this...
Provides a floor to stand on out of the mud and gives plenty of access from the top should the pump need to be pulled up.
I'm not quite done with it. I still need to finish the insulation and trim and then paint it. But as of right now it is functional.
(And yes, I still have to get that water line buried.)
This...
Turns into this...
Provides a floor to stand on out of the mud and gives plenty of access from the top should the pump need to be pulled up.
I'm not quite done with it. I still need to finish the insulation and trim and then paint it. But as of right now it is functional.
(And yes, I still have to get that water line buried.)
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Roughed out some knife handles today. If the weather is crap again tomorrow maybe I’ll get em shaped and attached.
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I made a new pull strap for the rear hatch on my car.
Uh oh. Now the haters are going to trash this thread.
Shaped a couple knife handles today.
