Shop Time w/T.W. Friends

Thankfully for this one, it's just removing things but I've added in the past, too.

Short version, you can insert pdfs into AutoCAD (because that's what I know!) then to remove things, you draw a "wipeout" which gets rid of anything behind it. Repeat as necessary then re-pdf it.

 

I hate when that happens

 

Oh, so you are the guy converting AutoCAD into drawings?

 

Your talents are under utilized You do good work

Does everyone know what a moldboard is ??

 

Looks Like one I could step outside and cut

 

I see this now Two drivers are out you know the customers .

I have a friend a Branch Manager for Roberts Oxygen he spend more time in the field now then before.

 

Turns the dirt over after the chisel cuts it.

 

Pretty much how it will go. I'm an outside sales rep now.

 

Hot slot job done. Now to the one that just came in.

 

Thank you sir. I want to make a miniature plow to go with the rest of the miniature implements I've made over the years. They are 8" wide for reference. All of the bolts are 4-40





Here's the disc before paint.

 

I've taken pdfs and drawn plans based off of them.
Or, more commonly, I draw plans then pdf them.
Or in this case, I take a pdf, draw on some of it then pdf it.

Before:



After:



Thankfully they ended up not being very major changes - just removing a bunch of seats and wheelchair symbols then, just because, putting the dashed lines back in.

 

Yesterday creed make big chip, today dondon make lil chip

 

Not the kind of chips I want my pastry chef using!

 

Back to the education talk from the other day, my wife home schools both our kids at the store. She is very adamant about it. This is our daughter who just turned 5 in October. They are so smart, I sometimes wonder if they're mine

https://youtu.be/-fOdZIeldG0

 

Reads better that I do!

Also:

 

That video is hilarious.

https://youtu.be/GphZNn4ToyQ

 

I remember as a real young kid early sixties Going to the John Deere dealer looking at the toy tractors and other goodies I recall getting a few over the years I was forever playing with stuff like that or building Forts in the woods

 

Hot job two done. Cut the skin off with a cut off wheel on a 4 1/2” grinder. See all the red, yeah that’s loctite. That’s all I can say about this one

 

That is cute !!

 

I used too (and still do) love going to the tractor dealer, didn't matter which one but most of the time it was John Deere and getting a toy tractor as a kid. It was one a year for my birthday and by the time the next birthday came that tractor was worn out from the previous year. I remember dad making my brother and I a trailer and a scrape blade, both were really simple though but we thought they were cool.