Congratulations, but what is taking you six months to set-up?
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Congratulations, but what is taking you six months to set-up?
Spot to set it up. I have space in the shop but not a very good environment. Three quarters of the space is dedicated to woodworking and one quarter to auto mech, metal and welding. Tough enough to keep welding and wood shavings/saw dust separate. New building which will be garage(gets auto mech, metal and welding out of shop), family pavilion and barn is supposed to start going up in the fall/winter. I was going to hold out until done and only set up press once.
In process of doing clean out and rearrange of shop, discovered that I will have space for a steel desk I intend to use as reloading bench, even before I move mech, metal, welding out to new building. If I get desperate I can easily build a kiosk type surround/cover for it. Use some pull down attic stairs hardware and make it easy to lift up out of way.
You know, if I like can't wait, you know.
I was just going to suggest a cover for the press. I've got a blanket over mine right now, but some day I'd like to sew up something more form fitting and durable. It's fine without a cover, until the second I actually use my garage for any type of cutting. Then either saw dust or hot metal is flying every where. I look forward to your kiosk cover idea.
You'd take a vaginaglyde? I'd go with something more suited for all around agility, like a honda crf450, or kaw klr seriesQuote:
Originally Posted by buffalobo
Don't bother with the dillon video. There more info off utube or here. I'd go with a set of allen head wrenched you have on hand, of the HF units for the use they'll see.Quote:
Originally Posted by buffalobo
Then again i'd choose the 550 over SDB as the 550 gives you the option to load rifle and uses any standard die set. The SDB is a proprietary die unit
Okay, close enough to done now. I'm done mudding. I was trying to fix some small detail stuff that you can see in person, but I think it's close enough now for paint. While I was at it I fixed some stuff from when I had my front door put in, poorly, and that makes me happy.
Before:
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/ME...A=w517-h918-no
After:
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/lT...=w1632-h918-no
Now all three of the doorways in the living room match. Once I paint the hall and living room, then I can install the new flooring in bedroom, hall, living room, entry, and coat closet. Then my house will be about half way remodeled.
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/Qs...=w1044-h587-no
Do we really want Trevor Simean as QB? No. Case Keenum is an upgrade, too bad Paxton Lynch was a waste of a draft pick. That said unless we beef up the O-line it won't matter. Aquib Talib has worn out his welcome with his thuggish antics, good riddance. Roby will be just fine.Quote:
Originally Posted by CoGirl303
Looking good, what flooring are you putting down?Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
I've got some laminate that looks like an aged (gray) oak that I've used in two other rooms so far. I bought enough to do all the rooms I want, and it's been sitting in my living room for well over a year now. It'll be about damn time!
Siemian was horrible, Keenum is an upgrade IF he performs reasonably close to how he did in Minnesota last year.Quote:
Originally Posted by William
If he reverts to his years prior to that, then it was wasted time and money. But on the bright side, if he does horrible, then Vance Joseph will get a swift kick in the pants out the door. He is the team's biggest weakness because he doesn't have a clue what he's doing and his ego gets in the way too much.
Talibs antics were tiresome but his production on the field made up for it, hard to replace a talent like that. He brought swagger to our defense. I hope Roby can step up and play with that same swagger and aggressive style.
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