GraveYard Shift BS

Up an at em early this morning, fixing to head up to the shop

 

Hey Kirk
Picked up my lift yesterday, big day today rearranging the shop for the install

 

You still had a man card? I believe that was an oversight.

 

I think it took 2 weeks before I could decide on the exact location for mine.

Drilling the holes in the concrete was terrifying. I have water tubes in the floor and knew the hoist pads were going to be close to to pex tubes.

 

Yeah. Had a few to spare actually between running chainsaws, Jack hammers and welders underwater. Welding on live gas lines helped improve the durability of them.

But I'm guessing I'm down to my last one these days. I've been domesticated

 

Any fun projects?

 

Oh dam that would be nerve racking. I don’t have to worry about that, nothing but rebar in my slab.

 

Just shop clean up and such.

 

@m603holden
https://www.slow-watches.com/

 

Those are interesting. Are they a new version of military time?

 

Sup Maner

Just give'em the ole @koditten and get them in line

 

Morning Phil

 

It's just a analog 24hr watch. "Slow" cause it's one slower moving hand. Can only tell accurate time by the quarter (1300,1315, 1330, 1345, etc.) Looks pretty neat

 

Those are pretty sweet. I think you'd like this too. Very traditional. Looks like it's for the Profesional though.

Http://oidarwatches.com/

 

I like the idea, but my OCD would never let me use one of those watches. I set my analog watch to the second every time I need to zero it.

 

-_-

Yeah, I do that too. I like the simplicity of those watches though. You could just set it on the hour.

 

I'd rock the shit out of the black Slo Jo 03

 

I think that was one of the ones I looked at.

 

I didn't realize wearing a watch on each wrist was cool these days.

 

He's gone one that does the slow 24hrs and one that just does seconds