Lysholm twin screw blowerEveryone knows this is the insides of a screw blower.
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Lysholm twin screw blowerEveryone knows this is the insides of a screw blower.
Pencil sharpener.
Are referring to the fat cows, or the “Fat Cows”?I wish that you would stop posting fat cows in this thread. It’s not motivational to 90% of us.![]()
Engineers….I call that road building gone wrong. Who had this thought?
“I know just the thing to make this super tight corner work. I’ll build it inside out with the bank on the inside, sloping towards the outside of the corner.”
Does this guy you "live with", the person with the special degrees and shit, agree with the mentioned grammatical errors or not?It’s a forum not a college paper you twat
I know what it is I just don’t care. I live with a person with multiple masters degrees one being language arts(or however that works…never asked)amongst other things. I’m not watching how I say shit on here too.
At home though…
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I have had one for somewhere around 30 plus years,, I love that point it leaves on a pencil,, usually crank 6 or so to get the shop job rolling!!View attachment 8418302
I'm gonna show my age here, but I have a fully functional original
still in one piece, mounted to a post next to my work bench.
Spent 19 years on one support post, 12 on another,
and the last 23 years in my current garage.
Still being used, still puts a clean point on my pencils.
Pencils and woodworking go together.
Giant, circa 1955
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Regrettably, I left a fine specimen screwed to the wall of the shop I sold with my house. It would not actually point a pencil and I found that to be perfect. It left about a 1/32" cylinder face on a about a 1/16" cylinder. Otherwise, it was a smooth taper. I always considered it an engineering marvel and had owned it from a yard sale in 1980 for the exorbitant price of 25 cents. I most definitely didn't leave it behind on purpose. That one was an APSCO.View attachment 8418302
I'm gonna show my age here, but I have a fully functional original
still in one piece, mounted to a post next to my work bench.
Spent 19 years on one support post, 12 on another,
and the last 23 years in my current garage.
Still being used, still puts a clean point on my pencils.
Pencils and woodworking go together.
Giant, circa 1955
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"The hooker and I"It's her and I you uneducated redneck fucktard....
Doc
Not hard to find.Regrettably, I left a fine specimen screwed to the wall of the shop I sold with my house. It would not actually point a pencil and I found that to be perfect. It left about a 1/32" cylinder face on a about a 1/16" cylinder. Otherwise, it was a smooth taper. I always considered it an engineering marvel and had owned it from a yard sale in 1980 for the exorbitant price of 25 cents. I most definitely didn't leave it behind on purpose. That one was an APSCO.
I am looking for a replacement.
I have had one for somewhere around 30 plus years,, I love that point it leaves on a pencil,, usually crank 6 or so to get the shop job rolling!!
That Delta Elite is probably older than she is.
Okay, just this one more picture of a boring old pencil sharpener…I mean supercharger blower. This one is in my not climate controlled garage. I had to clean it up before attempting a picture.View attachment 8418302
I'm gonna show my age here, but I have a fully functional original
still in one piece, mounted to a post next to my work bench.
Spent 19 years on one support post, 12 on another,
and the last 23 years in my current garage.
Still being used, still puts a clean point on my pencils.
Pencils and woodworking go together.
Giant, circa 1955
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Remember your offset Abdul...Now we're shootin pool. Probably can't hit it from that far away with an AK though.![]()
Seems to think $$$ means your ass can’t get beat. A common misconception of the privileged.that's insane
Not until after a good bout between her eye and the scopeIs anyone gonna tell her not to mount a scope on the handguard......wtf.
Doc
It’s a trick question. That’s a bicycle pedal. Just try riding barefoot with these.
Further proof that Sheldon was right when he insisted on wearing bus pants.
Did anyone else notice the rack is not positioned correctly. The base of the triangle is not parallel to the short cushions. Plus it’s way too far forward.