All--
The day finally arrived! Take a look . . .
https://youtu.be/IGaXv7YdjxA
--Bill
OT: Building in isolated location
- seal killer
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You are what you write.
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How nice that must feel!
I see we have the same G0709 lathe. Enjoy yours as much as I do mine. It meets my needs nicely.
RussN
I see we have the same G0709 lathe. Enjoy yours as much as I do mine. It meets my needs nicely.
RussN
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Home sweet home.
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That trailer is cool; did you rent it?
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Congrats on finally getting the shop going together! Looks good! Now to fill up all that floor space...
Russ
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liveaboard and BadDog--
liveaboard, yes, I rented it: $175.00/day. I had it for two days. Expensive, but it certainly made the job easier. It was 14' long, just barely long enough. I have a 22' foot, tilt, flat bed. But I have no experience using it to transport anything other than my Komatsu skid steer and my tractor. I was not confident using it for the lathe and mill. The high sides of the one I rented made top-heavy stabilization simple enough even for me.
BadDog, I have some plans for that vacant space, but after building this 6000+ sq. ft. house the budget isn't what it used to be!
--poor Bill
liveaboard, yes, I rented it: $175.00/day. I had it for two days. Expensive, but it certainly made the job easier. It was 14' long, just barely long enough. I have a 22' foot, tilt, flat bed. But I have no experience using it to transport anything other than my Komatsu skid steer and my tractor. I was not confident using it for the lathe and mill. The high sides of the one I rented made top-heavy stabilization simple enough even for me.
BadDog, I have some plans for that vacant space, but after building this 6000+ sq. ft. house the budget isn't what it used to be!
--poor Bill
You are what you write.
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Congratulations on the milestone! That is always a great day.
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