I've also been washing my car recently. Started green, ended blue.
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Is that an s4???
I've also been washing my car recently. Started green, ended blue.
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I put mine in a Bisley style filing cabinet thing. The drawers are plenty deep enough for the collets and it keeps them from getting covered in dust or swarf or whatever.
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(they're just a couple of bits of thin aluminium plate with some plastic feet held onto the bottom with cap screws).
The idea of it is that as the material bends up (with some radius that I didn't control especially tightly), there's somewhere for the metal to go. It's a very crude and not very accurate (due to my cutting ability, the plasma cutter's cutting ability and my bending ability) approximation of this sheet metal pattern I made in the free online CAD tool onshape - hopefully this screenshot explains the idea better than I can:
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I'm very new to this whole metal bending thing so I was just picking something and trying it. It worked okay (obviously with a bigger gap than shown in the screenshot as I can't cut to a point with a plasma cutter) and welded closed very easily, so I don't think it was a bad choice of form.
I've got a drawer marked "gold bullion", never had any to put in it so until I do its full of cutting discs.I like the draw marked random clutter ! pretty much sums up my workshop.
I like the draw marked random clutter ! pretty much sums up my workshop.
drawer, <snip> labelled "Where Tools Go To Die".
adam savage?
I have a "Frozen Blubber Saw"
5 gallons of beer made this afternoon, in the airing cupboard for about 5 days & about 3 weeks to clear in the shed, so ready about the beginning of May ........ might be offline for a while then
Now find your whale.....
Good point ....its only resting on top of the springs so it may look like it's not flatGreat job Spencer. But the more I look at it the more I think you need to spot face the nut seats so that they sit flush with the tops of the studs
I never could quite figure out what to label that drawer, so it seemed a good name! I've also got one for tools that I doubt I'll ever use again but don't want to throw away "just in case". It's labelled "Where Tools Go To Die".
With this lock down.
Going Urban Whaling is not classed as a necessary journey.