put the DH to work! oh, that's right, he was a pilot; not used to hand labor...
lol, kidding.

Polar, I am NE of bingo- thank goodness- we are on the edge of the big rain and about 1000 ft up. glad i do not have to travel down there....

had to make some new brackets, adjustments but harley carb is on...sounds just okay, not perfect. too tiyad for perfect....have to adjust the throttle stop probably. one ton dodge got some fall tune up stuff, that runs perfect!

did some errands, got a few calls on the apartment we are renting out again....some people just floor me with stupid questions or asking for free stuff. I am probably gonna get burnt by the folks I like the most....

 

My farm is just south of Cortland in Willet. It's up there too.
If the weather is going to be bad, I may run up there and check on it. I have a cyberfriend who keeps an eye on it for me, but he was last known to be in Vermont. We haven't heard from him in days. We're all hoping he's OK. I may have to do a rescue mission

I'm just afraid the brook will undermine the high pressure gaqs line there. It's not in plain site where it can be easily seen. My responsibility is to my neighbors, not the pipe line. It looks like the farm is in ground zero.

I'm going to PM you. Maybe we can link up. You're not that far from me

 

Ok, finished that part, cleaned up for the evening. Tomorrow I'll get the third piece of angle attached with hinges.





Can you explain that please?





Yeah, definitely need to sharpen those bits. I used the HSS set that I recently picked up in a lot of tools. I thought they'd do better than they did. What took the longest was the initial pilot hole through the entire piece. Once that was done, I stepped sizes (used 4 I think). What I found silly was to finish out the last one, the 1/2", I had to go to my well used and abused el cheapo black and decker "all purpose" bit. Go figure.

I thought my drill was going to catch on fire. Sucker got hot and I kept pushing it since I was so close to the end. Boy it kicks like a mule when it catches those big bits though.


No, it's true. I give him a hard time because he has "office hands"

 

Cause we all know Shorts aint the sharpest bit in the drawer..



Evening ya'll

 

Put the two pieces of angle iron on top or each other.

If you are drilling through the top one to the secone one, the hole in the second will be 1 metal thickness closer to the edge. I didn't know if that mattered or not.

Whatja buildin there? Or don't we want to know

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ndC8E1GCBlw




Ohh ok, I see what you mean. I'll remember that. Thanks. I'm putting together a sheet metal break to bend up some drawers. Got two 4x8 sheet of 16ga on the floor. my first stumble into sheet metal so if things come out functioning properly I'll be happy.

 

whatever youtube crap. I never get that stupid thing right.

 

Thanks for proving my theory, oh sharp one.. Let me help you with that

 

yeah yeah yeah. Go shave yourself.

 

Place the drill on the table and slowly back up
You need to take a break!!!

 

Yes, Ma'am. Wal mart has some cheap ones, too.
Yeah, army toes would have retreated, Marine toes took that tire full steam ahead!!!

Evenin. Bad stuff going on over here. Power out everywhere.

 

Sure thing oh "hairy LEGG" < as in the singular form..

Evening keg king..

 

Why you dirty. . . Who's the one with the bloody toe? When you stick your foot in your mouth, you're not supposed to bite it.

Army Rules! Right Lary?

And if that's not enough, then we'll call our Army in. The Fighten 101

Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr DON't Go to sleep tonight!

May your beer get warm

 

I need to beat something to within an inch of it's life.

 

Straight up I 35 and east on I 70. If you leave now, you'll be there for morning coffee. . . Or the blood fest