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It is strange that you have a mural of a step ladder on your drivers door Mike.:ROFLMAO: You keep that Black Jeep looking awesome! on the inside of the tail gate is that all of the trails you have taken? -Jason

Dude, you were getting very good advice from a Master Toolmaker, you were making the advice complicated, your drawing is showing what i assume is a 3D printed "Washer", Print a guide to keep the Threading die square and print a set of vee jaws for the Vice to hold the Aluminum Rod to keep it...

have you thought about using something like this? https://www.mcmaster.com/90248A031/

Congrats Mike!

1-1/4" over 9 feet is .6 degrees, only you know if it is worth the trouble

Congrats Mike!!!

if you have a ratcheting Crimper and the correct Dies for the Connectors you are using I would go that way.

Mike, It is refreshing to hear you comments about your wife, I meet mine in the early Ninety's, we were both working at Walmart at the time. She has excellent tastes in everything, but her taste in men is questionable. I always joke that she is living proof that it is possible to get some...

I have one of these I got from a previous job: It does not like cheap Zip ties even on the lowest setting. it works great for control panel work. Jason

My day job has a similar setup to what SilverJimmy listed above, it works really well

Logan, we had a little less out here, I have no sidewalks but a 25' x 75' drive to tend to, 47" snow blower for the garden tractor works wonders, it it was not in storage on top of a pallet rack, in an out building with no forklift access until after the snow gets cleared at work. 7P's got me...

Mike, it is nice to hear I am not the only one that gets a lecture from my Wife about doing "Sketchy ****" and Being stubborn and not waiting for help, I bit me in the mouth a couple of months ago, was moving our generator from our shed to a built in on our deck, 9k Generator trying to push it...

So Sorry to hear about Benny, Jason

Nice Tidy looking panel on that Drill Press. Jason

Logan, what about 3d Printing "coasters" for the feet on the compressor to sit in to keep it from walking? Jason

Looks Great Mike, the DA Finish on the parts look great Jason

Mike, are you building a version of Robert Cowan's Paint can shaker? Jason

All of that Clear Pavement was Probably terrifying...

I work/Live in Fremont about 35 Miles west of Omaha, On Wednesday's i work from our Omaha location, 20th & Leavenworth, I made it to Omaha just fine but one of our guys that lives around 156th and Dodge could not make it to Fremont today.:rolleyes:

Happy Birthday Logan!!