Yep, flying in a small aircraft over a lake just moved up a few slots on my bucket list officially.Flying around lake James in my friends 46 cubView attachment 269250
I'll go.Yep, flying in a small aircraft over a lake just moved up a few slots on my bucket list officially.
Oh heck no, I'll just watch a YouTube video. We should be good.I'll go.
You do know how to fly a plane, right?
Oh heck no, I'll just watch a YouTube video. We should be good.
Yep, flying in a small aircraft over a lake just moved up a few slots on my bucket list officially.
This is the plane I was in. It pretty neat 1946 cub with an 85hp engine
Cause if there isn’t a video on YouTube showing you how to do it it’s impossible and can’t be done
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I see your still "expanding" the Family! Congrats!We visited the USS North Carolina today, and to be there on Memorial day was quite moving. Especially watching the videos, reading the firsthand accounts and letters, and imagining what it was like being on this huge ship in the Pacific ocean in the early 1940s, actively engaged in a war. Contrary to the face he's making, little man had a good time too.
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He really liked this vise
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I wanted the whole machine shop!
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And the wife loved this legit, worn down butcher block
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Its hard to comprehend the power of a 16" diameter shell!
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I see your still "expanding" the Family! Congrats!
I thought the lunch buffet was just really good.I thought she was just a heavy drinker[emoji481]
1 was a Lodge and Shipley,the other 2 were Reed Prentice. Also had a shaper, radial arm drill, and nice Bullard VTL. Decent selection of tooling, but I'm sure there used to be a lot more tooling, as well as more machines. I didn't see a mill anywhere, which was a bit surprising. I also didn't take any other pictures of machine tools because that would be lame.What brand were the lathes?
Please do!I'll have to snap some pics one day of our machines at work. Our plant was built in 1940 and still has the original machines in use that were purchased when opened.
Happy memorial day. Let's remember all those who gave their all in dying for our great nation.
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