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    Howdy from SW Arizona

    USMC Sgt veteran

    Airplane nut
    Avionics--air frame mechanic--pilot

    Hunter
    Elk, deer, javelina, game bird

    Machinist/welder
    two steps above amateur, machinist/welder/fabricator

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    Always learning and reading

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    Hi Phantomphixer - welcome to HomemadeTools.net

    Sounds like you have a diverse skill set. We definitely have our share of airplane nuts around here Our new site PlaneBuilds.net was fun to put together.

    So, what's next up on your projects list?

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    Hi Phantomphixer,

    Welcome!

    I'm another one of those airplane nuts. What are you planning on building next in your machining/welding shop?

    Ken

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    Hi Phantomphixer, that's an interesting mix of knowledge that you have. Welcome to the forums!

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    Just finished re-engineering my elk trailer. Made it a dually. Use it to have lady friends granddaughter's quad out to the desert when I'm not hunting. Carries 300+ pounds no sweat. Stub axles. Tracks behind my ATV just right.
    Thinking of building a tire breaker/changer.
    This past weekend, modified a hex shaft 1/2" drive to accept snake drills(threaded bits). Took a little annealing to be able to drill out to size. Nice to be able to drill in small area without 90* drill and air hose. I use one of the shorty Porter Cable hex bit holder drills. Think I'll post picks of before and after.
    Thanx for chiming in to you, kbalch and DIYer.



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