Recent content by Jeepy

Too much is never enough!

Nice work ! I'm from Rivière-à-Pierre from north Portneuf ( last village of the region...not much work around here but your project inspire me to build my own garage also! I'm a millwright and I love metal work! I plan on beeing my own boss too one day or another! Keep-up the good work!

If anyone like youtube go on this guy channel mrpete222...he's like the Hickok45 of the machining trade. He guides you trough the process of evaluating condition of the tool. In three parts! Remember youtube is not only for looking at **** girl...haha enjoy guys!

Internet is the next bible...haha as long as its used the wright way!

The most important thing is 10 to 12 degree clearance on the lip and the angle of the sharpening. Look in the machinery's Hand book as it is very accurate and full of useful information. Also look at those 3 videos on youtube as a machinist professor teach you the art of sharpening drill bits...

And by the way don't try to SEAL your moisture issue...like Steevo said! You can't seal water you can only hope to manage it to stay away from you!

You're wright! If you work in a metal fab shop where hydraulic machinery, LATHES, milling machine lay around...you can notice that the floor is painted with industrial grade paint, so it don't deteriorate as we walk, ride with lift and drop anything on it! Don't forget the air as to be sucked...

Re: I I'm Jeepy Hi from Québec Canada Robarosa : I been in Texas, Fort Bliss when serving in the Canadian Forces...It was February and every body was wearing winter cloths I think it was between 15°C and 27°C....we were from up north Quebec Canada where it was -20°C in average...it was funny...

Well as forums in general are a nice source of information I have to say tat the garage journal is a bible itself! Thanks to all posters that showoff their work. It's really motivational and inspiring! Happy new year!