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I have. The only torrent site I use is for music only though, and I was curious if anyone on here had the torrent *cough*Adrian*cough*

And does anyone have the hookup to get any of these pieces of software? Adobe Illustrator CS CorelDraw X3 Macromedia Freehand MX

Finally bought a biscuit jointer after wanting my own for quite awhile. I got the 6.5amp Freud one and a bag of 1000 biscuits for 160$

*Starts looking at biscuit jointers....*

Its 2am, I should really go to bed.

Ordered some rubber edge trimming, threaded inserts, and 8-32 machine screws.

Trying to think of if there is anything else from McMaster-Carr's website before I place my worder

Its a county fair, the people who are in charge of them and attend normally aren't the most computer savvy folk.

No clue what that commercial is, but I'll be on the lookout for it. found it: http://youtube.com/watch?v=TTEgqlUvJgE Damn!

Toppage!

Toppage!

No clue what that commercial is, but I'll be on the lookout for it.

If I didn't have this job, I'm actually not sure if I would have made it this far in school with the amount I hate it.

what exactly does the latch do? LOL, it might help to know wtf the towel rack does to understand the latch. It is mounted vertically on the wall, and it folds down for putting towels on it and while in use, then folds up against the wall when not in use to get out of the way. I also did custom hinges with built in stops at 90* on it, but they aren't anything special, just a little bit of work with a plasma cutter and two bolts.

If it all goes to the current plan (this plan has gone through the dept head too!) in a year and a half they will be paying me ~46k/year to run the shop, get paid good money to build shit and go to school at the same time.

That would be me. I get paid to build a bunch of one off custom shit for various projects, its the worlds most kickass job ever.

On that top one, I was challanged to put a spring loaded latch on a towel rack, so I did. It has held up beautifully for a year now. It is the mother of all towel racks, it'll hold like 2 dozen at a time. Its made out of 2" angle iron and 1/2" aluminum rod for holding the towels.

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Spring loaded latch for a towel rack at work that I made My old truck that we chopped in half to make an irrigation engine Me dressed in full battle gear for putting in fiberglass insulation Fixture for going on a forklift for load bars for weighing out stuff for batching concrete for a professor Outdoor table that my brother made from some scrap granite I got him.

*uploading some random pics for Tom that I pulled off of my phone*

http://www.ponoko.com/ Place in New Zealand? that has a cnc laser that you upload your designs to and they burn it and ship it to you.

Sean, I think this years bridge is 18-20' long.

At a 1" span that is far from impressive...if you couldn't tell I am curious as to the span. ~15' I think, can't remember right now what it is. I'll ask tomorrow though.

ours was solar powered too lol still fucked up Solar power would suck when you do all your welding indoors eh? Lol.

ours was solar powered too lol still fucked up One of the ones at work is great, to damn small of a viewing area, but a decent helmet. The new one is awesome, huge viewing area (only 2 sensors though), great headband, etc, but the damn flashing. I'll give him a call tomorrow about it.