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WOW that is very generous of you Boss. Merry Christmas to you .

I wouldn't paint them . Just clean them up and lube the tracks.

Great build , amazing skills.

The wooden boxes with the punches are those watch makers tools ?

Don't know if these count but here's a couple things I've done .

I use peppermint oil on cotton balls placed in corners and on each side of a door. Also dryer sheets . Had a Great Aunt that would come to OK and visit in the summer she would take a bushel basket full of Hedge Apples back to New Jersey with her to put in her cabinets to keep out the bugs ...

The DD I have doesn't like to sharpen 1/4 and smaller . The edge on the flutes are wrong . I can sharpen 3/8 and bigger by hand . Its hard to keep a stone square enough to sharpen small dia bits . When there are 3 other people messing up the stones.

I used hydraulic couplers .

I've welded a section of pipe on the top and bottom of one to push dents out on grain auger tubes . Sometimes a longer handle is needed .

Pure Art , amazing skills.

Thank you for your service. Make sure you get paid before releasing repaired equipment back to owner. Where I live there were 2 very talented mechanics that were very reasonable on the shop hourly rate . Because a few no pays they have shut their doors and now work for someone else .

Amazing work

You did great.

KTB amazing work. Went to Canton TX last spring there were 2' tall letters made out of corrugated used barn tin with lights . Classic Bobber being built using the wishbone frame ?

I have 2 doors 10'x15' made of 1 1/4" sq tubing covered with barn tin. Hanging off barn track with no problems . You just have to find rollers that will handle the weight of your doors. You could put a turnbuckle fixed on the wall that you could hook to the doors when they are closed . To pull...

Wow that is a piece of functional art .

Mods delete this please it s sold. Thanks

My Grandfather used 30wt to put a shine on his 720 John Deere tractor . The paint on it looked new till the day he passed. I know not a drill press.

Check out TP tools and equipment. I bought one of their build your own kits years ago . The best investment I made. Get the good stuff first . Don't waste time and money on HF ****.

I used a seamstress cloth tape to transfer measurments from the stock rear fender to the repop front fender on my 45. Worked great on the curved surface.