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Nice job Ridge that will be real handy,I have one on my Grain truck for backing up to auger there great.
Is that camera a Cab Cam?
Thank you. This is the camera system kit I got. It is supposed to be commercial grade (lol) and good for vibration and water intrusion. We'll see. In the end there will be that hitch camera, a camera on the back of the trailer, and a third camera on the trailer to monitor the load. I still have to install the third load mount camera and finish all the monitor wiring in the cab.
FeelForSteel: Love the hitch. What is it an 8-10" range?
Got my coffee machine kicked out of the kitchen a while back. Just got round to sorting out its new (possibly temporary - don't ask) home in the utility room.
Half an industrial shelving rack (Costco - spare from the workshop) and a new shelf and it's looking alright now. Home for the beer glasses too
spent 5h driving around San Antonio getting my eBike tested and then spent $780 on a new battery. I will pay penance for the errors of my ways by commuting unassisted until it arrives sometime next week. Still, at least it's going to cool down to 98F
spent 5h driving around San Antonio getting my eBike tested and then spent $780 on a new battery. I will pay penance for the errors of my ways by commuting unassisted until it arrives sometime next week. Still, at least it's going to cool down to 98F
You know it’s a good day when you get to use the backhoe to help pull hub. Buddy came by and his wheel bearing on trailer was out. It was stuck on spindle we gave it a tug with the backhoe and it came right off.
Got my coffee machine kicked out of the kitchen a while back. Just got round to sorting out its new (possibly temporary - don't ask) home in the utility room.
Half an industrial shelving rack (Costco - spare from the workshop) and a new shelf and it's looking alright now. Home for the beer glasses too
Haaa, someone likes their espresso. I have an old (30 years) gaggia espresso machine and burr grinder. JR
Had some visitors to work last night.
Son got a chance to make some chips on the Hardinge. I also let him push cycle start on the Haas, and he loved watching it move through the window. My daughter had more fun spinning around in my office chair though lol.
Also made this yesterday in between machine cycles. Just a random chuck of steel with an M8 male thread into the mag block, to an m5 female for the NOGA knockoff. I've had that arm sitting on my desk for months waiting for a chance to adapt it to something. I don't normaly run production, but I'm starting to like it now, in the short term anyway. It's letting me chew through all my little projects like this in between button pushes I get about 10 minutes about every half hour. Lots of time to clean, organize, and knock off the little things like this that I've been meaning to get to for years.....
Haaa, someone likes their espresso. I have an old (30 years) gaggia espresso machine and burr grinder. JR
Like/need not sure where that line is these days :-D Mine comes on on a timer....so it's awake when I'm not! I was going to say "hot and ready"....but that's an entirely different (and inappropriate) image!
Gaggia's pretty good. 30 years old it was probably not made to be disposable like they do now too.
Had some visitors to work last night.
Son got a chance to make some chips on the Hardinge. I also let him push cycle start on the Haas, and he loved watching it move through the window. My daughter had more fun spinning around in my office chair though lol.
You're doing better than I! My son had lost some of the counters for a game he was trying to play with us (school holidays still here) and there were only enough for two players so I asked him if he'd like to go make some more...."No, not really." *sigh*
Also made this yesterday in between machine cycles. Just a random chuck of steel with an M8 male thread into the mag block, to an m5 female for the NOGA knockoff. I've had that arm sitting on my desk for months waiting for a chance to adapt it to something. I don't normaly run production, but I'm starting to like it now, in the short term anyway. It's letting me chew through all my little projects like this in between button pushes I get about 10 minutes about every half hour. Lots of time to clean, organize, and knock off the little things like this that I've been meaning to get to for years.....
Sometimes it's good to get through a load of the little jobs you've been meaning to do or putting off. I end up with a load of ideas and things I want to get done so I've been getting through some of them in quiet time (for work) and it's kind of nice to cross things off the list and feel like you've achieved something.
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