Shop Time w/T.W. Friends.

If you breath and relax, it’s not so bad. You get use to it..

 

Last time was 1989 I no longer miss it at all and have lots more money.

 

@six5crèéd welcome back Shane!

As for the pipe threading...I prefer the easy button.

 

Arts and crafts time!

My makeshift spray booth for a 3D printed brain that is having the parts painted different colors for labeling for a psychology class.





And of course, it's due tomorrow.

 

I just can`t get into the cordless tools I just seem to have bad Luck chargers explode batteries fail.

My old threader from the sixties is still going strong might be about the 6th set of brushes

 

you might want to adjust your slicer I think it printed a kidney

 

Sweet but spendy for occasional use. ^^^


I found a Rigid hand threader set similar to below at a flea market for $40! I got a tri-stand at an auction for a good price. Brutal amount of work compared to a powered threader, glad I don't use it often.

 

I paid $5 for a model that had the entire thing modeled. It said it was a brain!

It started off the 50 hour print great but somewhere along the line it went to hell. We're making due and some wood filler and primer and calling it good enough because we're running out of time.

 

yeah after looking at the DIY kits this was the way to go.....

 

I only said kidney cause its a brain but the first post said heart, I thought it was part of the fun!

 

Brain is what I thought it looked like!

 

Completely missed that!

You can tell where my liver is!

And post corrected to brain.

 

Try sex with humans instead, you won't be so scared

 

So this now makes you a brain surgeon??

 

Piece of cake.

Nurse! Pass me that cutty thing! Is there supposed to be this much blood?

 

At work today I got a set of pins out to measure threads. I couldn't remember how to use them
I seen the correct pins and then theres a add number and a constant. Anyone know a simple equation for that. I was going to measure 3/4-10 threads but just got a nut to check. I've been lucky and only seen one job come in the shop where they were really needed. A supplemental employee showed me but that was several years ago.
As far as threading taper pipe threads machine shop has a rigid threader and weld shop has one with even a larger capacity.
I've only single point turned a taper thread one time just to see it work.

 

Yes, the cutty thing!

 

@six5crèéd welcome back

 

Isn't the consonant and number the standard tolerance for the threads?