What did you do to your shop today?
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Picked up a foot operated stand for my shrinker and stretcher yesterday with Christmas money my dad gave me.
This’ll not only make it easier to use the two, but will also free up both hands to hold and manipulate the workpiece.
Yet another valuable fabrication tool added to the arsenal!
This’ll not only make it easier to use the two, but will also free up both hands to hold and manipulate the workpiece.
Yet another valuable fabrication tool added to the arsenal!
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Like the spare ‘80 header on the top of the cabinets, spare parts garage art! 👍
Like the spare ‘80 header on the top of the cabinets, spare parts garage art! 👍
I've been wanting one of those for like amost 30 years. Need to clear out some of the junk & unneeded parts to get one of those.
Yessir! It actually just started out as a convenient place to store it, but over time I’ve come to appreciate it as a form of garage art.
Plus it’s always nice to have some spare parts on hand, just in case.
It’s been on my “eventually want, but don’t necessarily need” list for a long time too. After struggling to use the two together lately, I figured it was finally time to get one and save myself the grief.
Got one of these on order, got burnt wire smell on a vehicle but not enough for smoke.. should find a warm spot
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TC005
The TC005 is a handheld thermal camera that measures an expansive temperature range. From -20°C to 550°C (-4°F to +1022°F), and offers a 12-hour runtime. The high-resolution 256*192 pixel infrared camera allows you to say goodbye to blurry images. The tool is ready for analysis with the...
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That's amazing. I used stuff like this at the plant in 2005 for monitoring our pressure vessels. They were running around 330 degrees Fahrenheit and at about 170 lbs per square inch pressure.
The camera I was using at the time cost about $5,500.
The camera I was using at the time cost about $5,500.
Love to have some FLIR stuff myself, but cost isn't in the budget for me. used FLIRs stuff to on board fight fires in the Navy 20+ years ago.
Probably walk around my house to find big heat transfer spots as well, the colder and windier the day the better lol
They have them that attach to your phone
I know, these hand held are more flexible and I can download images
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