Workin for a livin....
- Thread starter ripjack13
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That pic was 2 projects, bunch of industrial modern type shelving for a gourmet cheese shop. the long twisty slab is jacaranda, the trees that have purple flowers once a year, very hard wood. the cookies were some odd wood from south america, and the dark planks were cheery slabs, started out being 2 foot wide in the beginning, but i sliced them down the center for shelving and left the live edge on them. The skinny boards are called Mangaris, a kind of poor mans mahogany, They were for my deck at my house.
I keep a lot of my hardwood cutoff's and various stuff that is of use down the road, but all small stuff goes in the dumpster. My shop is only 1500 sq ft, dont have room to keep too much scrap.
Cheers
Sniff... I smell a hook-up in the works.
Did I ever tell you you're my hero?
pm comin your way....
I never saw that coming..... Bwaahhaahhaaaa!!!
Pulling the transmission on a Cat 966 front loader
And a set of track rails, with new sprockets, and some idler repair on a 320 excavator.
And a set of track rails, with new sprockets, and some idler repair on a 320 excavator.
Just a front and rear output. The transmission is basically 3 separate parts. Torque converter, within its own housing. The actual shifting and gearset is in the middle section, and the back (which is actually tword the front of the machine) is the drop box, and output shaft.
Tugboater203
.22LR
one of my friends is a tugboat captain for the Foss company in San pedro. got a chance to go on his big center pivot emd tug. the sound of the ropes stretching and steel moving was freightening to somene that had bever experienced that before. was a awesome machine for sure.
sorry for the hijack.
sorry for the hijack.
blacksmith
.270 WIN
Great pics everyone!
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