Oh, man.
Unless you’ve actually heard that, you’ve no idea.
-rightwingterrorist
Or horses.
Got surrounded by a herd of them on US 95 when I was going from Spokane to Moscow ID to install a HD in a Mainframe. I had to literally bumper-butt them to get through, couldn’t call anybody on the CB because I was in a tight valley. Once I got through Sherriff was listening and said he’d get the owner to corral them, it seems they get out on a semi-regular basis…
Wow! Never seen a “portable” line borer before, the only ones I was familiar with was engine block borers.
I cringed when he hammered the seal in with a steel tool, I have a brass hammer and brass bar to prevent damage to harder stuff… but I am not a machinist, just taught by my A&P dad…
Oh, man.
Unless you’ve actually heard that, you’ve no idea.
-rightwingterrorist
Or horses.
Got surrounded by a herd of them on US 95 when I was going from Spokane to Moscow ID to install a HD in a Mainframe. I had to literally bumper-butt them to get through, couldn’t call anybody on the CB because I was in a tight valley. Once I got through Sherriff was listening and said he’d get the owner to corral them, it seems they get out on a semi-regular basis…
SLIGHTLY smarter than cows, for sure!
apologies, off topic, couldn’t find Phil’s email
check out https://youtu.be/4ermO87NMEs
some outstanding vids of chips flyin and high level fabrication talent
Wow! Never seen a “portable” line borer before, the only ones I was familiar with was engine block borers.
I cringed when he hammered the seal in with a steel tool, I have a brass hammer and brass bar to prevent damage to harder stuff… but I am not a machinist, just taught by my A&P dad…