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If you drive through Nebraska and wyoming, you'll find it. I've had my heart set on a place in northern Iowa if I ever get to retire. 380 north from 80 is beautiful....25 miles north of Buffalo NY, USA -
made a couple more interior LED lights for my car - a passenger puddle light and foot well light. The foot well light will have an LED swap to a lower colour temp (currently 4000K) to match the rest, but it'll do for now. They'll come in handy now the nights are drawing in.
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Today I realigned the jack shaft on my 9" SB; it had started to throw the flat belt from the jack shaft to the spindle in the highest speed. While I was at it, I took the opportunity to do a little cleaning up as well.Location: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, CanadaComment
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I put the new legend plate on my Turnmaster. The old one was a decal, and was semi destroyed when we replaced the damaged electrical cabinet.
This one was made by me and laser engraved by a local companyI cut it off twice; it's still too short
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Today I cleaned out the eavestroughs on both my house and garage. I hate that job. I need to make up some sorta long reach wand that will attach to my pressure washer so I don't have to fool around with ladders.Location: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, CanadaComment
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Pressure washer... Borrowed my brother inlaws pressure washer the other day. Engine was old and ratty, couldn't get it started, so bought a new 6.5HP from Harbor Freight as a surprise. New problem, couldn't remove the pump from the old engine, ended up cracking the casting of the pump mount. The hardened steel coupler is rust solid to the old engine. So now I ordered a new pump to go with the new engine, he is basically getting back a new pressure washer that does 3200 PSI instead of the 2500. Maybe I'll ask him if he would like to sell me his pressure washer for $50?Comment
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Did that. 20' of PVC and some fittings. We have 100 psi water so it works well.Originally posted by Arcane View PostCNC machines only go through the motions.
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That looks great,I like seeing Machines detailed that way!Originally posted by Tim Clarke View PostI put the new legend plate on my Turnmaster. The old one was a decal, and was semi destroyed when we replaced the damaged electrical cabinet.
This one was made by me and laser engraved by a local companyComment
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Installed this ceiling fan i've been working on for a while. Rotor diameter is about 1500 mm, or a bit shy of 5 feet. It feels great to see it. I have been planning this for over twenty-five years.Comment
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That's cool!!! GREAT job!Originally posted by Dr. Rob View PostInstalled this ceiling fan i've been working on for a while. Rotor diameter is about 1500 mm, or a bit shy of 5 feet. It feels great to see it. I have been planning this for over twenty-five years.Comment
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Awesome! Really cool idea.Originally posted by Dr. Rob View PostInstalled this ceiling fan i've been working on for a while. Rotor diameter is about 1500 mm, or a bit shy of 5 feet. It feels great to see it. I have been planning this for over twenty-five years.Comment
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WOW. Just...WOW.Originally posted by Dr. Rob View PostInstalled this ceiling fan i've been working on for a while. Rotor diameter is about 1500 mm, or a bit shy of 5 feet. It feels great to see it. I have been planning this for over twenty-five years.
That's got to be the coolest ceiling light ever! 👍Location: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, CanadaComment
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At first glance I thought he was showing us that he was piloting his R/C helicopter in the house, upside down on the ceiling!
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With a little mod, you could have made it with the right side up. A hollow tube and bearing down the center of the rotor for the power cable could do the trick.Originally posted by Dr. Rob View PostInstalled this ceiling fan i've been working on for a while. Rotor diameter is about 1500 mm, or a bit shy of 5 feet. It feels great to see it. I have been planning this for over twenty-five years.Helder Ferreira
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