Recent content by drz rider

I'm glad to read about any project you care to share with us! I've been a follower for many, many years. Thank you for sharing with us!

Speaking of funny, Today Aug. 1, as I'm reading your thread , is EXACTLY 29 years that I started my Industrial Maint. Mech. career. Time flies! Thank you for all your input to this GJ sight on many different threads, I very much enjoy following along, please keep it going. Keith

Would you please tell us where this kind of art would be placed, Is this an indoor or outdoor piece? Great work by the way! I enjoy your posts! Thanks for sharing!

Gregor, missing you on this forum! Thanks for checking in and for the link to the video.

I know this thread is kind of a time **** but, please keep posting when/if you feel so inclined. Your exploits, ALL OF THEM, are very interesting and fun to read about. Thank you for the 12 years of extremely good entertainment you provide. Keith

Great stuff!! thanks for sharing this, I had no idea about large rimfire cartridges, learning something new about old stuff is cool!!

"Just remember GJLM...Garage Journal Live's Matter! " Too Soon.?? LOL!!!

Yes on the older projects, Please.

Thank you everyone for your replies. I can only guess everything is OK with the roof deck as I don't have any leaks. I'm going to have a quote done for both overlay and remove and replace.

I'm at year 24 on shingles warrantied for 20 years. No problems and still look good but need new shingles. I've seen a second layer installed over existing shingles and also complete removal and replacement. Do you have any suggestions on which way to go?

I love tree's....as long as there in someone else's yard. I take that back, even my neighbor's tree trash is still blowing into my garage with each opening, getting pushed through the snow blower and attempt to spread their seed and roots into my yard. I, like you, chose to not plant trees and...

Is everything OK at the COTU ? Missing this thread!!

Everything OK ? Long time no post.

It looks like a LISTA brand cabinet to me, very well built. Congrat's !

Thomas, I have just been turned onto this thread and it is as hard to put down as a good book. I really can't describe my excitment to go through your restoration of the shop and it's contents. I am only on page 40 of over 150 as of this writting, and had to stop and say thank you for this look...