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09-03-2012 10:34 AM
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Now that is a cunning trick! Using an old door - which stops all those tiny screws from rolling off and disappearing under the bench, never to be found again. With the jmoore patent workbench, they just roll into the grooves and stop!
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Too clean, now its highly suspicious.
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Originally Posted by
Patrick Chadwick
...which stops all those tiny screws from rolling off and disappearing under the bench, never to be found again.
You aren't wrong! It's a little harder to clean, but the wet/dry vac does fine-if there's not too much powder in the mess! That gets swept up with a handheld brush.
This table has proven to be quite strong. At one point there were two 351 c.i. Cleveland engine blocks stored on it, along with a host of other stuff.
It got new paint yesterday, for whatever good that'll do.
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Originally Posted by
jmoore
It got new paint yesterday, for whatever good that'll do.
Surely that will improve the contrast, so you can see the tiny fiddly bits better? Not (just) joking - over the years I have painted more and more equipment in a light blue color, to provide a better reflected lighting background. I may lose screws, but at least I can now find the screwdrivers!
Last edited by Patrick Chadwick; 09-05-2012 at 05:59 AM.
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Originally Posted by
jmoore
At one point there were two 351 c.i. Cleveland engine blocks stored on it
One tough motor. And a bit quick as well.
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Originally Posted by
jmoore
. At one point there were two 351 c.i. Cleveland engine blocks stored on it,
I built my first 351 with my dad on a door ... handy things and seem to have a lot more strength than you'd guess. I now use a cheap door as my second computer table. $26 new plus some legs made from scrap wood and it's lasted near 10 years. 'taint pretty but I got my money's worth I reckon and it beats paying $100+ for something that does the same thing.
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Almost ready to start production. Actually a bit ahead of "schedule", but the organization of components has a LONG way to go before anything resembling completion (or sanity)!
BTW, running the six lag screws horizontally through the top board helped reduce flexing during the upstroke a great deal. A big improvement!
Last edited by jmoore; 09-16-2012 at 08:33 AM.
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wondered how the long screws were going to help .. now I get it.
Now to fill it up with extraneous crap again
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