The Home Machinist!

Does your garage opener have a clutch in it? I would think it should take very little force to lift a properly adjusted door.

I would believe in this case a picture would be worth a thousand words.

RSG wrote: ↑Sun Jan 09, 2022 2:28 pm

curtis cutter wrote: ↑Sun Jan 09, 2022 2:21 pm That is amazing that it would cost you over $60 more in Canada.

Tell me about it! Highway robbery LOL

I should add they don't even have it in stock on Amazon.ca at the moment either.

Way oil smuggling.... Who'd of thought....

That is amazing that it would cost you over $60 more in Canada.

RSG wrote: ↑Sun Jan 09, 2022 2:06 pm There's duties, tax and shipping going through Amazon.com so being in Canada I go through Amazon.ca = $111.00 Plus shipping so basically the same cost in the end.

Interesting as my Amazon says free delivery but I do have to add 7.9% sales tax to that price so $45.16.

https://www.amazon.com/Mobil-100772-Vac ... 993&sr=8-3
52.90 Canadian unless you have a larger tax on it.
Not a super big fan of buying it on Amazon though.

I am glad she did not wake up and try to make the left turn Pat.

Happy New Year to all. This year marks the 10th year on this site for me. I have found it to be the best site on the internet, not only because of the moderators who, when occasionally necessary, step in to stop issues but mainly it is the members and their "self policing" that is to be ad...

Being nearly 70 I am past the age where this could be of benefit to me.
I am just always amazed at what can be made to treat people with illnesses. New things seem to come out daily.

I saw that too about the people it would not help but I also thought about a friend who is in his mid 40's, really healthy, and now has to use reading glasses.

Always a trade off with medications. Lasix may keep a CHF patient alive but also keeps you reading road maps as to locations of rest stops.

I ran across this and thought it interesting. An eyedrop that can perhaps negate the need for reading glasses but most effective on folks younger than I. Although I have become accustomed to the use of readers and do not find them overly inconvenient, being able to weld without readers under the hoo...

That must be one tough machine to carry by the spindle.
Looks like a fun winter restoration project. I am impressed with my ability to just find my shop floor during the winter...