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Mini PC is back in the hands that will issue a refund, if they so desire to. I've been looking for a cheap replacement for it. Since its a garage PC, I don't want to spend big money on one to pretty much surf the 'net. I had a Best Buy refurbished unit that lasted about 5 years. It couldn't be upgraded to W11.

I'm considering just buying another refurbished unit. If I can get 5 years out of it, I'm fine with that. Maybe something like this ??
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In the mean time, I have someone coming to look at the old metal brake shortly. I'd like to wait till I get my Jungle refund.

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I did get some work done yesterday. I found a way to get some oil in the overflow of the bandsaw. I think its better but I believe it still has air in the system that shouldn't be. 20260827_142500.jpg

I took off the hand wheel for better access.

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I figured now was a good time as any. Dish soap and Simple Green as cleaners, a brass wire brush and some water.

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Typical these days. Are you allowed to have it picked up at the fire station parking lot? Chain and lock it to the truck?
OK, so to be fair, the guy just left. He has a client locally to me and didn't think he would have time to stop by. We talked about 15-20 minutes. He showed me a couple of pictures of the Opel he built.


I've done a pick up at the station for something I was selling before. So its not big deal. I just warn the buyer, that I might not be there due to responding to a run.
 

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The brake looks great Eric, nice job 👍. I can’t remember if you happen to have a 48” belt sander or a surface conditioning tool. But either one with a scotch bright belt makes quick work of stuff like those brake fingers.
 
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The brake looks great Eric, nice job 👍. I can’t remember if you happen to have a 48” belt sander or a surface conditioning tool. But either one with a scotch bright belt makes quick work of stuff like those brake fingers.
Thanks Cam.

I used one of these in 2" with the die grinder.

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I've used similar in 4.5" grinder on the column of a drill press. I've had good luck with them cleaning stuff up without being too harsh.
 
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Eric, just tell them it is a "safe exchange zone" :rolleyes:
That why I have no issues doing it....there's a safe exchange zone at the PD... they also decided to make one of the offices upstairs a "nursing room" during the festival for mother's with infants.

While the guys didn't have issue with the room for breastfeeding, it was the problem with leaving someone, unknown to us, to wander the station possibly by themselves. This includes access to our living quarters and bunkrooms..guys leave their personal stuff in there, keys, wallets, Ipads, laptops and other stuff.

The city Administration didn't think we should care or have any say in that matter.
 
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