I threw out many Dewalt stands ,but i should have saved them for other electric tool stands ,Belts,ander.,spindle sander,drill presses,Router tables,etc.
Your work since you've joined SSV as been continually shot thru the ceiling .you've excelled like no other in record short time.a born natural .your at the top now ,where do you go from here?Who ever acquires some of your work will be in awe gazeing at the quality cuts you've bestowed on them.Congratulations Kevin
i found one in the next county,i thought i needed it bad ,$50.. made me run to it.i still never used it,but it's there when i need it.i have so many dreams of doing what i used to do ,pipe dreams.it could change any day then i;ll give my tools a run for their money again.I have everything i need to do what i want except get up and go,lol you did good finding that sander.Have fun with it.
That's something i never figured out ,NO TABLE.If i do have one it needs to be set up out side ansd then put inside when finished as im in a ware house complex thats not loaded up with things that should be in your ware house.Everyplace i ever had to work and store thing has always been to small for a table.And if i set one up i can't get around it .No room to spare
Thanks Jim.First with 3.5 tons of tools ,who would have thought there would be no work in the recession,and now 3 years ago who would have thought i could not work anymore because of arthritis.always something.
Well kind of .She sent two different measurements one 20 " and another 23" so I'm thinking that if i do it all 24" there's no waste in the full sheet of plywood.Well big mistake that extra 4" will cause a blind spot to watch for theft.so she had to call someone on craigs list to cut 3 sides per box for $50.00 because i could not do one more thing for her that day.Simple job but not for me after struggling all day .I'm happy though.I'll make it up to her in jobs i can do on the scroll saw .She's the one that gets the ANKH's from me 3' tall 24'-10" -8" -6"-3"-&2" Plus lots of other small things ,Ring holders etc.
Yes i know She my one and only last customer and i need her as much as she needs what my scroll saw can do for her.i hate to tell her no ,But she understand now.Thanks Marge!
I've put in my years working and worked for my self.I'd always have the tools to make the job as easy as possible having the right tool for the job.I guess those days are gone.Yeah the mind says i can do it but the body say no .Being 340 pounds and working on the ground adds to much stress and strain on the body.it's all i do muster up to get back on my feet top get something and get down and right back up to get something i forgot.Enough~Thanks Ron .Mom's right!
And what an ordeal it was .I wish i could get one station but can't i just want to watch Joel Osteen on sunday mornings.All that get up sing sit down get up sing is for the birds now at church .i can't do it anymore.Thanks Gordie.
Everybody wants journeymans wages .even to sweep the floor.My first big screen monitor .I
m loving every second using it.It would be a great help for a patterning person i believe?
Most people ,Me included only shake a rattle can 20 seconds instead of a solid 2 minutes .holding the can closer than 18 inches lets a lot of the thinner in the can soak on top of the project causing problems.One of the main reasons for the thinner is to get the paint out of the can.When i'd paint cars,I'd open up the spray gun and dust the car from 3 feet away to get a nice tack coat for sequential coats closer to adhere too.This is a great looking project with the full bodied look of a hefty wooden clock.