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The fact that you remember who you had good times with is most important. Money can't buy stuff like that.1800's cabin now our WV deer camp. Needed some counter space and this used to be a floor to ceiling cabinet. When it was done we thought it'd be a cool spot for the old timers that are chasing deer through the pearly gates.
is this printed on a insulated cup or candle or something?Random stuff my wife made...
I don't know the exact procedure, but it's an insulated tumbler, I'll shoot her a text about your inquiry.
Id imagine the rollers are tucked in behind the shielding
Original plan was to use spring loaded wheels. Was thinking the trolley could roll freely but with 50-100lbs of pressure it would disengage the wheels and bottom out on the beam to keep it planted. But I got lazy.
Very cool. Good boy.
My best friend. RIP Cletus
That is really nice. Is the handle stacked discs or wound?Repost from the shiddy weld thread but I'm proud how it turned out in the end. Had to make a new point for an old slate hammer. These are kind of obsolete now in my area so it was cool to keep a little bit of the old school way of things alive
Might want to put either a piece of mesh or a piece of solid steel in the slot over that ram so that you can't have a stick or a bunch of bark get jammed in there and bend it.I'm a page late for the wood splitter talk but here's mine. I have to add the rear cylinder for the wedge adjustment and it will be totally done. Also my three boys putting it to work for the first time on Saturday.
Are you talking on the log lift? I will keep an eye on it but I've spent some serious hours with this other splitter and never had an issue at all.
A buddy works for Milwaukee tools and informed me they reinstated the friends and family pricing for tools and batteries. I friggen loaded up on stuff I have been eyeing for a while. I needed a place to keep all the batteries. I drew this up on solidworks and had a buddy cut it on his plas table. I was blown away at the cut quality on 1/8 AL. He sells stuff on etsy, so we have a pretty sweet agreement. I draw stuff with his logo, give him the files so he can sell it online, and I get the prototype for free.
Stacked discs, I got lucky and they're all there and in good condition. Once one goes the handles never right again no matter what you do to it
West coaster questionRepost from the shiddy weld thread but I'm proud how it turned out in the end. Had to make a new point for an old slate hammer. These are kind of obsolete now in my area so it was cool to keep a little bit of the old school way of things alive
Careful with multiple kids working a splitter, make sure the one loading the log is the only one pulling the handle. I have a neighbor who's a finger short and know another kid with a short finger both because they got the timing off loading the splitter.I'm a page late for the wood splitter talk but here's mine. I have to add the rear cylinder for the wedge adjustment and it will be totally done. Also my three boys putting it to work for the first time on Saturday.
