Recent content by klhansen

My neighbor built a giant addition in back of his house and they used a concrete pump rig with a giant boom all the way over the house and directly to the slab. The concrete trucks rolled up to it and discharged concrete into the hopper, which was then pumped over the house. I'd guess the...

I know that this is a bit of an old thread, but I've been researching this for a project and the Hammerite line has been discontinued. I was looking for a bronze and it turns out that Rustoleum has shrunk their color selection. I believe they used to have a light bronze, but now only have a dark...

LOL Reminds me of the story about how large the Space Shuttle Booster Rockets were made. Something about the width of two horses a$$es. ;) As always, nice work, Robert. BTW, I still haven't finished my oil canning issue. Other stuff has gotten in the way. I'll get on it again soon. :confused...

Robert You're a man of many talents: cars, trucks, bikes, video screens, whatever. I always see something amazing when I look at your work. :thumbup: It's just too bad that glass is so fragile. I'm dreading the day I get to glass install on my project. :eek: I posted a PM for you over on...

Browsing thru your thread again Robert, and saw the flying pig. So I though I'd post mine. Had a dead expansion tank and some scrap metal. My wife is a pig fanatic and this is just a small part of her collection. :dunno: He doesn't have wings, though. ;) Painted him rustoleum red, so he's a...

Heavy pants are a good idea as well. You don't want one of your 'nads punctured by an errant wire. :oops:

Been lurking here for quite a while, and finally decided to register. I followed MP&C :bowdown: over here from Stovebolt.com, mainly to look at his mega-thread on fabrications. I'm a semi-retired Mechanical Engineer and have been messing with tools, machinery and cars since I was a kid. My...