Measuring tolerances... to the .001 of an inch
Preparing for the cut
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Just like that
My head was most-certainly warped. I spent a couple hours last night at the Stout machine shop with a friend of a friend. Setting up for the cut took an hour and a half - and the cut took ten minutes... followed by twenty minutes of flat sanding. It looks really nice - and I am pleased with the results. All I owe the nice gent is a case of beer. Actually he didn't even want that... I just offered to be nice. I figure it would have cost me over $150 at a machine shop. It's nice to know the right people and not have to drop these things off at a place like Larrabee's.
Measuring tolerances... to the .001 of an inch
Preparing for the cut
Measuring tolerances... to the .001 of an inch
Preparing for the cut
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Luke ~ I love your determination and spirit!! I don't know anyone who has put in more time and patience into something that they want so badly!! You have certainly learned lots over these past couple of years.
Talk with you soon
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