Odds & Ends 141 :McCormick’s Creek MWTCA Meet, Viewer Mail



Odds & Ends 141 :McCormick’s Creek MWTCA Meet, Viewer Mail

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31 thoughts on “Odds & Ends 141 :McCormick’s Creek MWTCA Meet, Viewer Mail”

  1. The endless cycle of life is not a stranger of our generation,..some time ago I was in the same situation, to many projects, too little time and energy to complete what I had planned to accomplish during my lifetime. The solution was simple, I advertised and found several persons that were willing to fill a position of an apprentice in my shop. The hard work was completed by the apprentice, the expert and fine work was completed by me. In short,….you need an apprentice, or helper!!

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  2. Keith, you should do as Clark suggested and mount it to the hood of your truck. 😂
    Awe the little shop Kittie made an appearance while trying to find a place to lay down.

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  3. You & Adam with your new tools. Saw the Ames 5" dial indicator 7 hrs after your posting. Paused your vid & found 1 before prices go up! I had been looking for something in the 3" range & came up blank. I thank you for all you (& Adam) do!

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  4. Keith what you have bought (what you call a knocker) is a pestle; as in mortar and pestle for crushing and grinding soft ore or chemicals for medicine. I guess you could use it in the kitchen for herbs and spices.

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  5. Keith, I’m in asheville NC and a long time viewer. Found a (stumbled upon this morning) 16” x 48” Monarch built in ‘42. Taper attachment, running and looks pretty good besides dirty. Way to big for me. Needs saved from being scrapped… know anyone? I’m unaffiliated with the owner but would like to see it go to a good home.
    Rick

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