drivermark (Jul 22, 2023), ductape (Jul 21, 2023), hemmjo (Jul 21, 2023), nova_robotics (Jul 21, 2023), piper184 (Jul 21, 2023), rgsparber (Jul 21, 2023), rlm98253 (Jul 21, 2023), Scotty1 (Jul 26, 2023), Toolmaker51 (Jan 18, 2024)
bob_3000 (Jul 21, 2023), drivermark (Jul 22, 2023), piper184 (Jul 21, 2023), Scotty1 (Jul 26, 2023)
Yes indeed, or going out with my grandpa to a pile of used boards in the barn to find one suitable to make a bird house. Then sorting through a wooden keg of old nails to find some the right size. Then learning to straighten them by tapping it with the bend facing up to straighten on an anvil. Getting scolded for hitting the anvil with the hammer to make it ring. Bending an old license plate for the roof.
Ha, and people think they are all being so environmentally conscious today when they roll their recycle bin to the street for pick up. Then they hop into their 400HP supper charged pick-up truck that has done no REAL work in its life to drive to the store for beer and ice.![]()
Dollar Bill (Jul 26, 2023), Toolmaker51 (Jan 18, 2024)
Had one just like it but had to stop wood working because of health reasons. Dust got to bothering me so got into leather work and repairing sewing machines mostly older ones. Just love to take an old crusty non working machine and getting it sewing again after many years of neglect.. Some of these machines are over a hundred years old and still working. I did not realize their were so many brands of machines made and the craftsmanship that went into them is amazing. Well keep on keeping on.
Built by the "Greatest Generation of All Time" when men had heart and soul and sacrificed for the greater good. It saddens me to the bone to have lived long enough to see how far America has progressed and then let it all slip away for the root of all evil. Saddens me indeed.
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