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You know, being the guy I am, I think I might start saving more of them and doing that...

Gonna MIG them together just for the ultimate "what the" factor.

Unfortunately I won't be able to post pics of the results...

 

That’s like the old Chevrolets from way back when

 

Send the pics to me, I’ll post them.

 

Ah this is going to be a trip to HR I can feel it

 

I will ship you some sawdust and a few cutoffs from my latest build.
Here is the wood. Tonight I get to decide which will be tops or legs and which side will be up or down or in or out. Big decisions coming tonite. Here's a pic of $$$$ small pile of lumber:

 

When I bought my Hustler mower a few years ago, it had a vacuum system on it. The guy had another vacuum system, everything but the mounting brackets. For some reason I bought it as well.

Since I got the other hustler mower this summer with another vacuum system I don’t need the spare so I’m making the brackets and gonna take it to the consignment auction next month and let it ride to make a little room. Now for a rattle can paint job.

 

Oh, to add to the prize I have about a foot of 1 1/2" drain copper, with sludge still in it! Soon to be about a foot of 4" copper drain pipe, toilet paper remnants included!

 

Is it one ply or two ply? If it’s one, you can keep it

 

Yes sir! As soon as they’re cut off I’ll be sending them that way! I’ll test them first by throwing them at this jerk of a cat that we have! If I miss and hit the wife, well, I’ll ship them when I get better…

 

I'm on septic so 1 ply...

 

Just ship me the cat! I have 4 with one more coming soon. What's another to add to my crazy cat collection...

 

Had to break out the BFH on this stabilizer jack. Now to grease the other three.

 

OK, I may have recently bought a pack of Scott 2 ply that was on sale, but I am honestly disappointed in it. It's strong, butt that's about it.

 

I had to look twice, I thought your vice was bolted to the floor

 

Jack or vise?

 

Vice, fixed it

 

Weld them together and you have 2 new rods!

 

If I don't have access to the 480V MIG like working up on the mezzanine I take an old rod and knock all the coating off of it and do the Texas TIG method on welding those sheet metal side pans. My co-workers look at me like I'm a wizard

 

That will start to smell sooner rather than later...