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Making saw table so it can be adjusted square. Bottom plate installed - grub screws sticking up
25: Making saw table so it can be adjusted square. Using block so tap always starts straight.
24: Making saw table so it can be adjusted square.
23: Kiln Repair - teflon sheet to form repair mud.
22: Inside an old lubricator pump.
21: Have some porcelain clay to play with
20: Making an adapter for a snap press (sewing) Strange M16-1.0 thread.
19: Making an adapter for a snap press (sewing) Strange M16-1.0 thread.
18: Repainted tool box from 1934. I think this was my grandfathers tackle box originally - but ended up as my first tool box when I was a teenager.
17: This is NTPF (F for Fuel which has no spiral gap) with a copper crush washer. Some stripped hex drives, but can't find new parts. Graco was a waste of time - as are many US companies today.
16: New Crush washers from McMaster
27: Making saw table so it can be adjusted square. Table square with blade.
28: Making saw table so it can be adjusted square. Holes each side of blade are for allen wrench removal/install.
29: Old floor of kiln
30: Repairing bottom edge of kiln.
31: New floor of kiln
32: New lube pump
33: Had to rewire because I put the mounting hole about 25mm to far..
34: Self tightening cresent wrench. Actually works - quite well!
35: Self tightening cresent wrench. Actually works - quite well!
36: Special pliers for removing stripped philips nuts.
