Don't forget nailing plates for the wires. I know exactly where I want to put a nail.Tinkering takes half my time. The other half is puttering. Every day I cant decide whether to tinker or putter
Don't forget nailing plates for the wires. I know exactly where I want to put a nail.Tinkering takes half my time. The other half is puttering. Every day I cant decide whether to tinker or putter
You've done it for others, so don't sweat it.They gave me a blood transfusion yesterday. Just so tired today. I just feel sorry for my wife. Taking care of me.
I have an American made sears belt sander still works greatI still have these pieces left to re-clean and re-de-rust. If ya clean em and don't paint em, they re-rust....... Not surprised.
The bed, plate, or whatever it's called looks pretty bad. It's actually, pretty nice. I left it on a moist paper towel.
Vinegar will fix that along with some 1000 grit sandpaper.
I may get the pieces painted Saturday. It's going to be raining, so I may take the parts to the warehouse. It's right next to NAPA, and I'm out of paint. I was gonna do Rust-Oleum, but at the last minute bought Krylon engine paint. Ford Gray. It will be easy to touch up, but probably won't need to.
The Craftsman motor has some surface rust, so it might need some disassembly to make that purdy too...... and I bought a new 14 gauge cord for it.
I need to figure out a base for it. I don't weld, but a friend does.
Film at 11:00.....
...not sure what year.
That looks like a European design, sleek and way too complicated.
Or shaping down, depending on which way you are walking. Regardless, another great job!View attachment 18779
Shaping up
Cast iron beats sheet metal belt sanders, rocks, paper and scissors any day.I have an American made sears belt sander still works great
I love my good old 1950s tools
That 2nd picture looks a lot like my ideas for a handle for my custom lightsaber. LOL.I've been pecking away at my $35 Sears belt sander I got from Habitat. It takes a 6" by 48" belt. The usable part of the bed is just under 16 inches.
I've soaked both rusty and painted parts in vinegar after removing oil residue with lacquer thinner and Brakleen. It's gonna look pretty much new when I'm done. I've removed all fasteners and taped off what can't be disassembled. I even removed the riveted tag.
....not sure what I'm gonna use it for.
...but I have it and you don't.
Go get your own!That 2nd picture looks a lot like my ideas for a handle for my custom lightsaber. LOL.
That's great to hear.I feel a little better this afternoon. Hoping it continues.
Here’s to your discharge and quick recovery budI feel a little better this afternoon. Hoping it continues.
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