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  1. Metalman

    Metalman Well-Known Member
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    Needed a special tool so I made this today.........

    Vice Grip slide hammer....

    Works well....

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  2. Metalman

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    Yup, temperature of the sun.....
    But..... it vaporizes the steel so fast and with such a small surface area there isn't much dwell time to soak into the surrounding material, it's slightly warmer than room temperature.
     
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    Wow, the second picture down, looks like a really cool Bong. :Thumbsup:

    Jim
     
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    Chuck, is that the mounting device for our MoM Banner at MOTD?
     
  5. Metalman

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    Well.... Everyone that thinks it's an exhaust tip is pretty close..... Only, instead of carbon monoxide pouring fourth out of all those 3/8" holes there will be water vapor in the form of a fog...... Can't have museum visitors falling down dead you know.... That would be bad for attendance.....:Thumbsup:
     
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    It's a garlic press! :yesnod:

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    Finally making a reduction pulley for the JCW? :ihih:
     
  8. Justa Jim

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    Future home for our "Backyard Chickens" . :D

    Jim

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    well i don't have chickens yet but we do have Guinea Fowl. But the chickens are coming as I got talked into those also
     
  10. Metalman

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    Never knew there were so many chicken farmers on this forum....:D
     
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    Jim...you building a MINI Coop?

    Heh...I crack myself up sometimes.
     
  12. Justa Jim

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    No MM. Foggie is NOT getting a "Chicken" on her roof. :D

    This is actually the first project I have built with "No Nails". I am using "decking screws", which seems to be the new trend in small to medium construction projects these days. It sure makes things easy. I decided to relocate one of the 2X4's and all I had to do was back the screws out, move the board and screw it back on. Sure beats the old "nail puller" method.

    The coolest part was, I told my wife I needed a 20v, cordless, DeWalt hammer drill, with three gears and 15 torque setting for this project and she did not balk once at the $300.00 price tag. This baby is really sweet. :lol:

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    if I catch roosting on my roof they will be roasting in the oven
     
  15. Metalman

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    They're "Back Yard" chickins...... We're "Guys in the Chickin Coop", drinking beer....:beer
     
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    Justa Jim is going to be the pimp at the "JJ Chicken Ranch" ????
     
  17. Metalman

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    Jim.... Your wife is hitting bulls-eyes.....:D
     
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    LOL! She's a keeper!
     
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    She is that. I'm thinking this will make becoming a two "S" family go very smoothly. :Thumbsup:

    Jim
     
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    This thing should have been finished by now, but with the temps lately, I can only work for short periods. Reached a point where we needed to paint before construction continued.

    Jim

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