Picked up at estate sale today for $30. Box is in pretty good shape too. I'll clean it up a bit and stick in the curio cabinet. That's about all they're good for these days.
Projecting, tinkering, fiddle-farting around: whatcha building? (1 Viewer)
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Smoker project about done. Just waiting on latches and a good day to paint.
WarDamnEagle
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When's dinner?
Probably going to be a learning curve. Maybe smoked turkeys for Thanksgiving this year. I think I can fit about 20 in there!
WarDamnEagle
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Practice makes perfect.
Paint makes almost everything look better. Still waiting on latches. Shouldn't have ordered Amazon but they had a thermocouple I wanted and it pushed the order over min for free ship. Also got a deal on a pellet feeder/smoker add on that I may try to plumb in at some point.
Thought about something like this -
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think you had a big missed opportunity there lol, Looks great though
Concrete day! Well, form it up day…
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I have a paint project in my future and decided to rig up an air dryer to my 29yr old compressor. The in and out temperature differential is huge.
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Father in law and I have been building a shed and chicken coop. Starting to take shape…
Decided to add a lean-to for the tractor.
Decided to add a lean-to for the tractor.
Also got another pole barn going up…
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Shade the world!!
I love this
Made this cabinet to take advantage of the dead space under my table saw right side. Sliding trays at top organize saw blades and dado stack. As usual, I spent way too much time on it, but I'm happy with how it came out. I never turn away from an opportunity to improve my skills and get better, for projects when it will matter.
Had to get my front axle housing on the mill table to remove a stubborn bolt after attempts to extract in the truck didn't go to plan. Carbide end mills, hss end mills, drills, and picks to get it out, then a final cleanup with a tap.
Ha, speaking of Bridgeports, my son brought this home last weekend. His work was upgrading so they GAVE him this. Included a DRO and a box of tooling and chucks. Needs a lot of cleanup, and he needs to get a 3-phase converter.
I added a little bling to a square tube end cap on my English Wheel.
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Nice! What did you use to grind that out?
