Just a rainy night went out in my shop . Looking at my metal work table . On it was an old drawer wth tools . Grinders etc in it . Just kind of a mess .
So got my Bosch jig An cordless drill with hole saws An started cutting An drilling . Not much to look at but in 20 min was done .

Unpacking a go pro camera . Wish I would have had one for the special moments of hold my beer an watch this ,, or maybe not . Lol

I finished running wires An security cameras .
Next time will get wifi cameras .

That’s really nice work but memories your grandson will have are priceless .

Thanks wood worker .yea a little artsy for a good cause . My wife has a jewelry store in El Dorado , Ar
Taylor Jewely An Design .
Just posting on FB people can come in her store an bid . Idue to weight it’s just for pick up .
Here’s a little description . Never done this before . What do you think ?Hi my friends

Just putting this out there .
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Well I went to church , moved some heat stuff around with my tractor An glued a carousel base on a lazy susan .
This one auctions off . Process going to Red Cross or Samartians Purse for hurricane relief .

Well a couple of days ago I built a simple cheap saw that reaches 35″ tall to cut limbs . It’s so simple easy .
I have a 35 hp Kabota tractor with forks made a little mount on blade to connect 2 -12′ X1. 1/2″ joints of pipe . Bought a cheap 54.00 electric pole saw an a
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Will check it out thanks

ive used hot glue At time for holding a compass point on granite . So I can cut a circle out . But what I like best is this industrial green stick . Not sure what it called . It’s used in field work of natural gas . Just hit with propane torch an melts An makes a easy temporary hold .

Dabbs wrote:

gtaylor wrote:

Dabbs wrote:
Very good, I like how you did the top surface. I’ve been doing that for 30 years, We always used a wire wheel cup brush on a drill press. The ole ‘Prism’ look

Thanks Boyd , I the 3M pad process on YouTube . Taking a little time to get spacing better .
Have a question on the wire wheel prism techn…

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theamcguy wrote:Very nice work Gerald. That is a really nice design that has market possibilities.

Thanks Bill , seems like doesn’t matter what I make . When I’m done I should have designed a little better . Maybe one that the top can be slanted slightly .

Dabbs wrote:Very good, I like how you did the top surface. I’ve been doing that for 30 years, We always used a wire wheel cup brush on a drill press. The ole ‘Prism’ look

Thanks Boyd , I the 3M pad process on YouTube . Taking a little time to get spacing better .
Have a question on the wire wheel prism technique .
Is it a fine wire brush in a ang…[Read more]

Doobie wrote:Nice. Did you implement anything to keep the base from scaring/scratcing the hard surface floor, and if so what?

Thanks , About the feet I found plastic that had a threaded metal bolt . So I drilled a hole in the tubing welded a nut inside an now the feet are adjustable .

r-ice wrote:sweet looks great, i now wish i knew how to weld.

Thanks , theres lots more I would like to learn as well . I have a new router I just need to learn to use it .

Thanks Peter
Yea cheap aluminum gives you some flash for very little cash !

Thanks Charles , that’s what my wife said .

Thanks Frank ,
Sometimes it’s just the simple seldom needed info .
That really can turn a problem to a non issue .

I like that , no more mistakes for me . Lol
Thanks
Will Check out your YouTube channel