Random pic thread.

Working on granny and paw paws old house.....couple new 6x6 post, 8 floor joist, and some 4 ft LEDs. If it would have been like this when me and @jcramsey were little we probably would have stayed under it.....but its was straight dungeon vibes for the last 44 years.

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ghost said:
Sure wish I could get that. Wonder what it would cost.
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Seeing that large cabinet behind it I bet it is full of electronics and probably 480 volts. It was a good lathe back in the day, but there are better options in this day and age.
 
YotaOnRocks said:
They don't have service ports, so they would have to add them and then hope to find a fixable leak. I figure by the time I pay someone to come do all that, and the possibility of them finding a leak that's not repairable, I can just replace them. I may be wrong idk🤷‍♂️. We live in our camper full time, so they definitely get used a lot more than a standard rv unit.
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Wouldn't be an issue if you built a house
 
braxton357 said:
I've got one just like it with all the collets sitting in a connex box if anyone is looking for a nice hardinge
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I might be interested depending on price. I'm currently poor as hell. But my son and I have discussed getting him some equipment and him doing some work on the side out side of the ATV work he currently does.
 
Shreddinlettuce said:
Service to the hose was put on a corner supported by only nails, looked up the other day and saw a 1 inch gap formed. Pulled it together with a piece of 1x and some clamps and installed some brackets till I come up with a better solution

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It would stay like that until the end of time at my house 😅. I might would get ambitious in a year or so and shoot some rattle can white rustoleum on it for a more "finished look"
 
Did some more cleaning out at the neighbors house this weekend.
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First time anyone had been to the back of this building in over a decade.

This one was much more clean and dry, but unfortunately still had a lot of mold and mildew so anything porous is junk.
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Did at least find something of value in all of it:
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Ended up with a truckload of scrap, mostly junk steel, but that wire should make it worth it!
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awheelterd said:
It would stay like that until the end of time at my house 😅. I might would get ambitious in a year or so and shoot some rattle can white rustoleum on it for a more "finished look"
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I’m going to do a big siding project that hog push her back s year after my acl tear, but those boards are getting replaced at that point, house if from 1938
 
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