Member postings for mark costello 1

I always thought "mouse in a can" would be a viable idea.

Over here We used to have a tall building that had an outside elevator 40 stories tall. An elevator ride was free so I could afford to take a ride ( ). One time the Wifey was with Me as We approached the top. I pointed that We were above a Police Helicopter by a good bit and She just about squeezed the hand rail in half. News stated the electric cost for one ride was 1/2 $USD.

If You have the basic mill clamping kit with the coupling nuts, You already have the parts for a machinist jack.

The Woman in My Garmin seems to not know left from the other left and says it wrong a lot of the time. The picture is correct.

Ride on The Flying Scotsman,with some fish and chips.

Yes, seeing a honey bee over here is a hit or miss thing, seen 1 this year. "0" last year. No cherries also.

Was the spark strong enough to pit the metal?

Hex stock will work in a 4 jaw. Look at the end and a bit of pondering and the light bulb will go on.

Had a Gal email Me and She said She was waiting in the driveway for Me. Did not pull the curtain to check, and She would probably have to get past the Wife to get to Me. If that happened I would get some popcorn and settle in.

Water being discharged from a pipe gave Me the idea of, why not have a generator hooked up to supply electricity to run other pumps? Might help on remote locations. Lights to work at night, cook meals etc....

Toyota Rav 4 radio hacked today.

Excellent videos and humbling.

I live near a natural spring, My MIL also uses it for Her water. Down the road it is used for brewing beer and bottled water. The beer is sold locally and gets big raves. The water is shipped out and probably sold where no one knows about where it comes from. Other bottled water does indeed come from other places city water. They are shipping city water to Us from 90 miles away. We have no problems supplying Our own city water.

Wouldn't be very fast tho...........

Went to put some surplus brake hardware away, found 2 -not 1-2 kits already there with the needed parts mocking Me.

Could not figure how to add text to the above photos. These tools were made from socket head bolts, carved out on a surface grinder,

From across the pond Mine has dual dials. Wondered what the funny numbers were for!

I have the best of both worlds. I mounted My insert cut off tool holder upside down, chips fall out. Every little bit helps.

Excellent idea.