Recent content by JHForman

Aight I started following you lol I hope you post about this thing more and what all you can accomplish with it!

Can you map the property and send it out in automation and it returns for filling? or do you have to manually fly it and bring it in for refill? If all goes well and you like the drone at the cost of the self propelled sprayer you could have 12 drones covering about 720ac/hour unless I did...

Ok I no longer care about your floor lol tell me about that drone :p

Epoxy is definitely off the list, racedeck and those type of tiles/flooring were never on the list. I cant stand oil stains lol im very OCD and work in my shop but I also want it clean and I constantly clean when im done working.

These are also in my consideration list, but if one get damaged theres no easy way to fix the damaged one...

Not derailing at all, I’m open to suggestions. I originally leaned towards a polished/sealed floor. After researching it it seemed road salt would easily damage the finish. I’ve had epoxy and know a couple local shops(auto repair shops that I’m friends with) that wish they had never put down...

The internet would seem to disagree with you, if the proper tiles are used they aren’t slippery and the tiles are extremely strong.

Fabrication isn’t the main thing I do, mostly mechanical work.

Ok guys I have been reading for almost 3 days and im 99% sure I want to use porcelain tiles in my new shop(to be built but I like to plan ahead). The shop will be 40x60 pole barn and have radiant floor heat. I am located in southern Indiana(Louisville area). I was looking at using 12x24...

lol we gonna have a piratebay for stl soon

I am using the stock slicer that came with it, the more I read/learn and talk to people it seems there are better options. I’ll definitely try the layer height, I’m at the standard .2 still because I don’t know what all does what lol. Thank you for the help! I’ll report back when I run another...

Ok ill play along. I had to learn freecad to do this so there was some learning involved. Once I had a decent understanding of freecad, I bought a printer(Qidi Plus4). these are printed out of asa, they are mounts for putting quad Bi-LED lights in my cat eye. I lot of tweaking was needed...

Sorry I missed that you had the buffs/compounds my bad. If youre down a 1/4" already and still have the pits, it might be time to use that torch aluminum welding stuff ive seen(ive never tried it so I cant say it would work). it could possibly be filled in/sanded and polished out. these are...

I used to polish aluminum as a hobby. youre gonna have to keep sanding the casting will eventually go away but no telling how far youre gonna have to go. Turbo compressor housings were some of the worst cast parts I ever messed with. on top of that your polishing method leaves a TON to be...

I have a fastway adjustable, its made in the US.