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Came out great! I have heard that a white paint base coat is a good choice under red to make a bright strong red result. Do you have an opinion on this?

Not to mention the oil protects from rusting.:beer:

Ignore it. Spend the time saved drinking.

The deep impact sockets work fine for me. Lots of other items do as well. They may not be the "best" but I may well be pining for the fjords before they break.:willy_nil

I have done a poor job of explaining this. There are 2 antennas not one. One TV antenna is outside the steel building. The other is well inside the building. The 2 antenna are connected to each other with the correct impedance cable. Flat antenna (300 ohms I think) twin lead if not using...

An antenna designed for longer wave lengths also picks up shorter wavelengths. It has been done, it works. It is not something I invented. There is no money to be made in this for vendors, you won't see an ad for it.

I agree about the left side but would mirror it so the wood is in compression not tension.

AFAIK the amplifier is not mandatory. Put a big tv antenna on the outside, and an identical tv antenna on the inside, connected by the correct cable and matching transformers on both ends if needed for the cable you use, and it will all work fine.

The old in out, in out.

That honda carb has a drain screw, shown in the part diagram posted. When I put my honda engine gen away (right after use while it is still hot) the carb gets drained by the screw, the oil is drained. Every time I use the gen it gets new oil. I use an external gas tank that is removed when...

It is crushed sharp glass, not beads.

And the VCR blinking 12:00 always seems like the right time.:rocker:

That is a great idea!:rocker:

I do this with car parts and consumables. Except I never really mislay the originals, I just forget I bought them. And I never think to look at the shelf or drawer they are in.

I think you are right. I wish I knew the patent number!

Re scrape it to new condition. Shame to trash it.

Factory option for Sears Suburban in 1969 or so:

Another capacitor vote. The technology in them has always been and still remains a pain in the ***. Starting caps have a fluid in them (electrolyte) that evaporates over time.

LOL Beats me. Been sitting here thinking about it. Would like to know the answer as well.

The bearing race will sit high on any burrs on the table. If using this then stone the table before you measure.