Stuff you have made today

[Erie Fred]

That comes across as more than a tad sarcastic. Sure someone as clever as you can figure it out, after all, it’s not rocket science

Can't disclose it eh ?

 

[Johnnybravo]

Can't disclose it eh ?

No, not at all. If someone is genuinely wanting to know, I will help. Smart Alec responses get ignored.

 

[mr migwire]

A bit of effing around building a new wood burner for the railway workshop, does the job, the old one got a bit rotten but lasted eight years so no complaints.

 

[Bullet2012]

No, not at all. If someone is genuinely wanting to know, I will help. Smart Alec responses get ignored.

I would like to know

 

[Johnnybravo]

I would like to know

Pm me

 

[JOEPRO]

I think the ignore list is growing to grow another member today

 

[mtt.tr]

Lol you'd be ignoring one of the more genuinely knowledgeable people.

 

[Johnnybravo]

I think the ignore list is growing to grow another member today

Yeah, I think you are correct there…

 

[Kram]

I am irritated with myself... I did not realise the difference in chainsaw bars.. different length chains but not the bar. Neither my 10" nor new 16" Oregon bar fit the 020T.
Comparing the chinese ones, its not a huge difference.. just more clearance as the sprocket is closer.

Easily copied. Rounded off the corners nicely. I did the 10" first as a test. Both bars should still be fine on the cs340.

Good thing I checked at home near my grinder and not at the site..
However Im about 2 hours behind as I wanted to get this tree done in good weather!

 

[minimutly]

No, not at all. If someone is genuinely wanting to know, I will help. Smart Alec responses get ignored.

people in glass houses eh..

 

[Erie Fred]

No, not at all. If someone is genuinely wanting to know, I will help. Smart Alec responses get ignored.

Your responses are the only "Smart Alec" ones sir.

 

[Erie Fred]

people in glass houses eh..

You-Would-Think....that a forum like this one, is a place to "Share Freely" ideas and help.

 

[Cheesie]

Put the guillotine on castors with one corner on a plate bearing to try and have use of the door etc.

 

[Erie Fred]

When these small electric hoist's first came out around here, I thought they were a toy at best.

440 lb. Electric Hoist with Remote Control

Amazing deals on this 440Lb Electric Hoist With Remote Control at Harbor Freight. Quality tools & low prices.

www.harborfreight.com

Now I own qty (5) of them.
I used my new CNC table with the preloaded shapes, only had to drill (2) holes that were not symetrical.

I made this mount as slim as I could to put it on a trolley for unistrut rail.
It's over my tire machine & spin balancer.
Only 220 lb capacity, but it sure works nice to get the tire up on the center post.

I did not take pix of the final install, will try tonight.

 

[Kram]

Made my back ache

My friend told me it was safe, didnt tell me it was that hollow It was more solid a couple meters down, it also pee'd out about 10 gallons of dark wee coloured liquid as I cut into it. My ropes may need a wash.

Tree a bit shorter

One round landed on fence and knocked it out of place a bit... Easily fixed. Another knocked over the neighbours water butt, no damage.

The 020T and 16" bar was perfect! I did have to come down for fuel and coffee couple of times. Might have to get a groundie rope attachable mini combi can.

 

[Blobber]

Put the guillotine on castors with one corner on a plate bearing to try and have use of the door etc.

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Thats a good idea!

 

[Erie Fred]

When these small electric hoist's first came out around here, I thought they were a toy at best.

440 lb. Electric Hoist with Remote Control

Amazing deals on this 440Lb Electric Hoist With Remote Control at Harbor Freight. Quality tools & low prices.

www.harborfreight.com

Now I own qty (5) of them.
I used my new CNC table with the preloaded shapes, only had to drill (2) holes that were not symetrical.
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I made this mount as slim as I could to put it on a trolley for unistrut rail.
It's over my tire machine & spin balancer.
Only 220 lb capacity, but it sure works nice to get the tire up on the center post.

I did not take pix of the final install, will try tonight.

Quoting myself as I timed out on the edit function.
here it is installed:

 

[Bullet2012]

Pm me

Thank you for your PM, It is always good to learn something from a fellow member.
much appreciated.

 

[JOEPRO]

Guys it's a public forum we are all here to share.

 

[Erie Fred]

Guys it's a public forum we are all here to share.

That's it !
Your now on "Double Secret Probation".....