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Wow. Stunning build Olli.

We all know you’d make one on the Hurco 😁

@GeddyT you tell a story, any story, and I’m pulling up a chair. Shop related or not. Obviously I don’t speak for everyone but I’m in.

Every time I come back to this thread there’s tons of cool new projects. Amazing work as always OP. Just bought one of those respirators for some rust removal and bead blasting work. They are awesome.

Am I the only one who was hoping for an over engineered solution like a vacuum pocket (like a thermos) or some other such elegant and mind bending project? Joking aside I know you guys will do it right.

Awesome! Perseverance for the win. Can’t wait to hear the story behind the solution.

I’ve noticed a huge difference for detailed prints with a smaller nozzle. Try slicing it with the settings for as small a nozzle as you can get and see what the preview looks like. Should be pretty noticeable if it’s going to work.

Makes me wish I were an off road rider. I’m sure it will be excellent. Best of luck!

Thanks guys �� I too have spent way too much time looking at Ooni pizza ovens.

Beautiful work Gregor. Here’s hoping it shoots as well as it looks.

Re: From losing everything to being cash-poor and shop-rich in "only" five years! Hows the back? As someone with a back the army has destroyed over the years I can empathize.

I have an echo dot and some WiFi light switches and plugs. Let’s me turn the lights and shop fan on and off with voice controls. Handy if you hands are full.

Re: From losing everything to being cash-poor and shop-rich in "only" five years! Minor hijack - not sure who posted the magnetic chip collector in this thread (looked back but couldn't find it) but whoever it was - Thanks! Didn't know they existed until this thread and it's been a nice thing...

I wondered what new rabbit hole we were headed down next. Not disappointed.

Gregor, I too have ruminated on how to respond to your heartfelt post. Eloquent as always, and very timely. Well said. Pete

Thanks Gregor and Sham. I know the general concept but never found material to use for the turning (is that what you call it?). Scotchbrite pad is so obvious in hindsight. Kicking myself for not thinking of that.

Gregor - would you post some details about how you engine turned the number plate? Always loved that look. Great video btw!

The videos are great so far. Already learned a few things watching them. I lost the chuck key to my drill press years ago and have never found one that’s a good fit. It never occurred to me to replace the chuck until you mentioned a keyless chuck. I smacked myself on that one, thanks (have one...

Looks great. How’d you clean up the surface? Interested in your technique.

Same here.