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Completed the painting in the corner where the new Lathe will live, got the panel and box covers installed and the signs hung up. Next up is getting the Lathe in place and leveling

Wow, lots of progress

Fergus is the windmill on your place, what brand

That is going to be real nice when you are completed. We liked what that system can do but could never get it to live on the Off Road Race car...

Took time to start getting the shop bathroom back together so I could make room in the shop. I discovered that I **** at cutting in the corners, lol. I painted the wall behind the counter and the lower sections both ends of the counter

Got the call last night, be there at 7am tomorrow! Looks great, I will be painting Monday morning. Yipee

Thanks Justin! I have been storing it for a good friend, I wore myself out using the clay bar to get all the embedded dust from the paint. Greg one of my best friends passed away from cancer in 2013 and he had restored the tractor 4 or 5 years before he got sick. His dad purchased the tractor...

Still waiting on my drywall buddy so I finished up the clean up project on a 1967 Bolens garden tractor

Thanks Todd!

Hey Todd. Which Fireball square did you get, Mega? What size and material? Still use it, like it? Would you get a different one? Thanks, Jeff

Looks good Chris!

Chris here are 2 of my faucet stands, these I did using copper with flanged 90 degree fittings out side the square tubing. The copper lines were taped with 4 mil tape where the copper is in the concrete, the 90 at the bottom has a 10/12 inch extension to the female fitting that the plastic...

I think there would be a large selection of ideas to pick from. I usually feed the line, glavy or copper, up thru a 3" piece of square tubing to a drilled hole...

Sorry I did not explain better but exactly what Chrisb62 said.

Chris, in the picture that shows the galvanized pipe coming up out of the trench, think about extending the galvanized pipe out from the 90 6 to 10 inches. With what you have it will be real easy to break the plastic line or fitting. By extending the 6 to 10 inches it gives you a stronger...

where are you located? pictures would help alot

Todd, I pretty much use the thicker teflon tape and Rector seal on all joints

Hey Todd. Happy Birthday!!! Darn it, leaks ****. Is that leak in the threads or the solder joint? If it is...

Looks like my drywall buddy is ******* for while so I will go ahead and put the cabinet back under the counter in the bathroom tomorrow evening

Had a hard day at work today dealing with a issue in a Air Handler Duct above a ceiling grid, after I got home and went out to the shop for some QST I began to relax. I took a little bit of time to enjoy a ice cold Beer and relax, then as things usually go for me I found something to do to take...