It was an indoors weekend here. Messy weather. Windy (small craft warnings), 60s, and rainy all day yesterday, with the rain stretching into mid morning today. I think the sun finally started peaking out around 12:30 or 1 for the rest of the day and it warmed up. Might have been 80 today.
Being indoors means heading into the shop and playing with things all day. Both days. I completed wrapping the replacement rod for the broken one. It was more straightforward this time (experience) and I believe it took about half the time. Next step is to set up the rotisserie motor and do the epoxy coating.
(yeah the bench is a mess with tools, plastic bags, scraps of thread, clamps and you-name-it scattered every which way)
Around that, I did some more work on the other project, the guitar. That's approaching being ready to finish; all I need to do is some cleanup work on the trim and a few light details like that. I still haven't picked up or ordered a finish. I'm thinking a light matte finish polyurethane, instead of a glossy finish. Spray would be better, and that probably would be best done outside.
I couldn't resist puttering around with my mills and lathes. Ran everything a bit, but just playing around. Didn't make anything. Turned on the CNC and ran an old file with no cutting bits and no workpiece. Just to exercise everything.
Based upon what _appears_ to be a Hornady box of either bullets or buckshot shot behind the handle of your rod, did you fit in a bit of reloading, too?
ReplyDeleteRight, Hornady AR bullets. I didn't do any reloading, it was just a handy counterwieght. ("I need a couple of pounds NOW... what's around?")
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