Random stuff you have made

[twocan]

Should be around 80 rpm at wide open throttle.

 

[dennishoddy]

I’m about $100 deep on this “Contraption” so it better work. Next step is to disassemble and paint before the rust invades! I may go get a roast tomorrow for a test run just to make sure everything works as planned. View attachment 466368View attachment 466369View attachment 466370

Awesome use of that drill! The true test will come when the meat hits the grinder. Keep us informed.

 

[Snattlerake]

I’m about $100 deep on this “Contraption” so it better work. Next step is to disassemble and paint before the rust invades! I may go get a roast tomorrow for a test run just to make sure everything works as planned. View attachment 466368View attachment 466369View attachment 466370

Once you get it all adjusted and the RPMs set, use a tie wrap or a Velcro strap on the trigger.

 

[busterheiney]

I dig this! Unless you just need the battery powered drill for remote areas without power like the deer woods, I'd save the DeWalt and grab a $15 Harbor Freight 110v one.

 

[Perplexed]

I made this serving tray out of Argentinian Osage orange with the ivy portion engraved on my gf’s laser and then filled in with colored epoxy. The frame and handles are black walnut, and the whole thing got several coats of clear gloss spar urethane. It really isn’t as glossy as the pic makes it out to be, though. I’ll be giving this tray to my neighbor after we get back from our visit to NC next month, since she’s taking care of our dogs while we’re gone.

 

[SlugSlinger]

Not sure I really need this but I saw a video of a guy making one of these, out of much thinner material, after watching that, a bunch more videos started showing up on YouTube.

I had some scrap 1/2” flat bar…so I made a grass chute block.