Sanding and more sanding. Discovered I should have put masking tape down to keep glue drops from landing on the resin. I had to sand the drops off. I still have some more sanding to do before I can glass the coaming.
I also noticed that I may need to coat some of the boat in thinned resin. It's getting thin in some spots where I had to sand the glue drips.
Kay, I’m sorry if you’ve already covered this, but what is Hals function?Fiddled with HAL. I'm having a code vs hardware problem.
All of the framing structure gets removed. The deck and hull are not attached yet. Once I get the coaming glassed, the deck will be pulled off. Then the frame is pulled out so I can sand and glass the inside of the deck and hull.
Nothing, it's just decorative and personal entertainment. Mostly. Unless you include my reintroduction to electronics after 45 years. In that case it's instructional.
So what I’m hearing is it’s a secret
I'd really like a bigger/better table saw. I have too many other pokers in the fire right now, though.
Spent a snowy day assembling a new toy.
Considering that you were reading the assembly instructions upside down you might want to make sure you put the extension wings on the correct side
Spent a snowy day assembling a new toy.
Nah. His is the new fancy one for when you need to cut the top side of the plywood.Considering that you were reading the assembly instructions upside down you might want to make sure you put the extension wings on the correct side
spent a snowy day in the shop with my teenage grandson. I bought knife kits from woodworkers and we built knives....Maybe this is a dumb question. Do you have to use some type of high heat primer on the headers? I'd think regular primer would be effected by the heat even though the VHT wouldn't?Cleaned, primed, and painted the passenger side Doug Thorley header with VHT paint. Finally gonna get it back together today!
Also disassembled my new to me Athol vise to clean up
Thee IQ-8's are a very versatile micro inverter, I went with them so I have a sunlight backup during a power failure, six circuits. Most solar systems don't produce when the grid gos down anit-islanding.
I'm not really sure if regular primer would be alright; Luckily VHT sells a high temp primer, so that's what I used
Snowed in Southern California?
What you haven't heard of global warming?
Nice! I did the same... kinda.
Mountain snow only counts if you’re in the mountains. Nice view though.Yup. Three times today so far & the sky to the East is black.
I used VHT Flameproof Coating system; primer, color-Cast Iron, followed by Satin Clear.
New tablesaw?
Spent a snowy day assembling a new toy.
Thanks. Most of my tools are refurbished stuff born before I was, and I am not young. I am quite excited!
This was the local freeway....Mountain snow only counts if you’re in the mountains. Nice view though.
Great Idea using the wheels! Can't beat those casters if you got in at the $3.25 price, even if you are taking them apart for the wheels
.I lived in Sux Diego for a bit over a year, and don't remember any snow. Of course this was like 45-50 years ago, when we rarely had green winters in upstate NYS.This was the local freeway....
I know that feeling. I could pile my tools by century, 18th, 19th, 20th, n 21st.
18th Century - that's impressive!
of the new F-150s true , where if the tail light gets wet , it shorts out the entire computer system and the truck won’t crank ?Lot's of people have been complaining about the cheap ($50) Ford trailer brake controllers you can buy on certain auction sites instead of from a licensed Ford Dealer ($230). I bought one of each to take them apart. Honestly, I don't think the cheap one is actually made by Ford. Same P/N and revision #. No heat sinking, different boards... no wonder why it doesn't work.
Did a full YouTube video comparing these two and an off-branded one. It's crazy there are manufacturers out there creating copies of units..
Here is a $100 unit. Some have had alleged overheating issues and melting according to the reviews.....
