Not very big garage of Russia
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It's ok, we are f*cking crazy Russians
I am waiting to see a polar beer in one of your pics, lol...
Yes, we are "Professional Russian"))))
Thanks.
I welded it the way there would be no such cracks (ason the photo) in the future. There were 2 cracks there. Yesterday I went there one more time to weld another tank because the partition was broken again=)
First, a tank should be washed, then it is steamed at the temperature of 200 C and kept for 12 hours. It is necessary to do otherwise it can be exploded because of my work. But it doesn't help for me to breathe there)
WOW what an awesome welding job in a confined space like that, well done.
Regards
Thank you
Great idea in this thread !!, thanks for sharing
And thank you.
rockwithjason
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Good looking work Sergey
jb3
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Wow i love the legs you made for the 6. I will be borrowing that idea!
Ya izuchal russki yazik adin god v univertitete, no ya mnoga zabuil; and probably even that is not correct! I am curious: what is "Chinomontage" (to use French transliteration)?
Nice big space you've got there, and a pit too; that is a nice thing to have; as long as it does not fill with water.
I see lots of sawdust; what do you do with your waste oil? I find oily sawdust burns very well. Very good for lighting fires quickly and easily. I pack it into cardboard milk cartons and pour the oil on top and let it soak in. They burn beautifully, but you need to be able to control the airflow completely or they burn too hot and too fast. One need's to have a good airtight stove and an insulated flue (chimney). Great for heating a garage.
Vise problems eh? There must be better ones around in old military factories etc., no?
Your German box: very hard to save a label so cracked and peeled. Linseed oil will make the paint look much better. Hard to say if it will be good for the label, but if you carefully press the edges down when the oil is partly dry and a bit sticky, it might be OK.
I guess there is not much interesting old stuff left after wartime scrap collecting in USSR/Russia?
Orenburg; cossack country in the old days right? And I remember reading something about "Orenburg shawls"; is there still a weaving industry?
PS: your table is great. I have a box of old aluminum racing conrods I was thinking of doing something like that with.
PS2: Oops: I didn't see you already have 9 pages here already!
Nice big space you've got there, and a pit too; that is a nice thing to have; as long as it does not fill with water.
I see lots of sawdust; what do you do with your waste oil? I find oily sawdust burns very well. Very good for lighting fires quickly and easily. I pack it into cardboard milk cartons and pour the oil on top and let it soak in. They burn beautifully, but you need to be able to control the airflow completely or they burn too hot and too fast. One need's to have a good airtight stove and an insulated flue (chimney). Great for heating a garage.
Vise problems eh? There must be better ones around in old military factories etc., no?
Your German box: very hard to save a label so cracked and peeled. Linseed oil will make the paint look much better. Hard to say if it will be good for the label, but if you carefully press the edges down when the oil is partly dry and a bit sticky, it might be OK.
I guess there is not much interesting old stuff left after wartime scrap collecting in USSR/Russia?
Orenburg; cossack country in the old days right? And I remember reading something about "Orenburg shawls"; is there still a weaving industry?
PS: your table is great. I have a box of old aluminum racing conrods I was thinking of doing something like that with.
PS2: Oops: I didn't see you already have 9 pages here already!
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G20-Budo
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Nice job on the tables.. the V6 table looks cool too.
Previet, I wish I could adress you farther in Russian but I cant write and could get by speaking. My family is armenian but k9st of them were born in Russia. The first non armenian born member is my uncle in 1959. I do love Russia though. Beautiful garage though. Enjoy.
Ya izuchal russki yazik adin god v univertitete, no ya mnoga zabuil; and probably even that is not correct! I am curious: what is "Chinomontage" (to use French transliteration)?
Nice big space you've got there, and a pit too; that is a nice thing to have; as long as it does not fill with water.
I see lots of sawdust; what do you do with your waste oil? I find oily sawdust burns very well. Very good for lighting fires quickly and easily. I pack it into cardboard milk cartons and pour the oil on top and let it soak in. They burn beautifully, but you need to be able to control the airflow completely or they burn too hot and too fast. One need's to have a good airtight stove and an insulated flue (chimney). Great for heating a garage.
Vise problems eh? There must be better ones around in old military factories etc., no?
Your German box: very hard to save a label so cracked and peeled. Linseed oil will make the paint look much better. Hard to say if it will be good for the label, but if you carefully press the edges down when the oil is partly dry and a bit sticky, it might be OK.
I guess there is not much interesting old stuff left after wartime scrap collecting in USSR/Russia?
Orenburg; cossack country in the old days right? And I remember reading something about "Orenburg shawls"; is there still a weaving industry?
PS: your table is great. I have a box of old aluminum racing conrods I was thinking of doing something like that with.
PS2: Oops: I didn't see you already have 9 pages here already!
Tvoi Russkii ochen' horoshii - Твой Русский очень хороший!! Спасибо тебе!
You speaking Russian is very good. Thank you! I can help you for remember Russian
"Chinomontage" - it's tire fitting shop))))
Thanks, I'll think of oil and vise.
Hi everybody
I have not updated this thread for so long, sorry. So I finished my story of the table, but a lot of time has past, I have new items and one update for garage)
Words of steel.
My friend showed me a picture with a word of steel and asked: Can you make it? I answered: I can, and made this word for 4 days.
My work)
I don’t have money for buying the necessary machine, so I have to invent.
I made a manual bender.
Emblem football club.
My friend was going to a birthday to a football club fan of “Spartak”. He asked me to make something awesome. No sooner said than done.
update for garage
I decided to make an extention drawer.
My a new logo))))
I have not updated this thread for so long, sorry. So I finished my story of the table, but a lot of time has past, I have new items and one update for garage)
Words of steel.
My friend showed me a picture with a word of steel and asked: Can you make it? I answered: I can, and made this word for 4 days.
My work)
I don’t have money for buying the necessary machine, so I have to invent.
I made a manual bender.
Emblem football club.
My friend was going to a birthday to a football club fan of “Spartak”. He asked me to make something awesome. No sooner said than done.
update for garage
I decided to make an extention drawer.
My a new logo))))
G20-Budo
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Great metal work! (and I like the t-shirts too)
1/2 Cup
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The t shirts are a real value add, great work.
That's what I'm talking about, this is the kind of stuff that will make you money. Did a professional job with hand made tools, this is the kind of experience that will separate the man from the boys. I like the & symbol, probably took longer to make. Fine job comrade!
rixtrix1
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That's what I'm talking about, this is the kind of stuff that will make you money. Did a professional job with hand made tools, this is the kind of experience that will separate the man from the boys. I like the & symbol, probably took longer to make. Fine job comrade!
Thank you. That symbol was not difficult to make.
Yesterday I finished a new word. The word is LOVE))))
Some photos to Emblem football club.
Hi Ric, today you are terse)))))
rixtrix1
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Didn't mean to be rude, with such a brief response, Sergey. You've posted so much neat stuff I didn't have time to reply to all of them. My youngest son said he really liked the Tee shirts, but I don't think that's what he was admiring I like the artwork and sign lights. Nice work as always!
Amazing that you made the second bend in the logo light without a pan brake! Is it a proprietary process, or would you care to share it?
I like the artwork and sign lights. Nice work as always!Amazing that you made the second bend in the logo light without a pan brake! Is it a proprietary process, or would you care to share it?
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rixtrix1
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Good idea!
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Bob Heine
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Beautiful!
theoldwizard1
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I have great admiration for anyone who can take sheet metal and with few simple hand tool "beat it into submission" !!
Great thread! Love seeing all your projects
Thank you. You want these shirts or into shirts?
Thank you
rixtrix1
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Did you ever get the tire inflated in the video? One needs to wait longer before lighting the accelerant to allow it to vaporize and explode, expandind the beads haha. Crazy kids! Hope you have been well!
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