Cleaning the Workshop
Motors in the madness, or, anything stays
| This is the old pump that broke down and I could not get parts for, so it has been sitting here. The motor works and under the rule that says there are never too many motors in the shop, I will take the pump off and keep the motor. I am going to put some liquid wrench stuff on the nuts for a few days first. |
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| This is the old headstock from my Craftsman lathe. I got it replaced for free when they went from DC variable speed to the Reeves Drive. So this is either my emergency replacement for a lathe that has worked well for better than ten years, or maybe a variable speed sander or something. For now it moves. |
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| Speaking of unfinished projects, these baskets are parts cut for ball and icicle Christmas ornaments. Looks like me and my skews are due for a couple of days of marathon turning. The guy who wanted them for a craft shop changed his mind. |
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| Here we have a couple of mystery boxes. I am not sure what is in them but they were hidden well. |
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| Progress. The recycle bag is filling and the garbage not too bad. Next is the spot behind the table saw where the jigs live. Yuck. But first, the mystery boxes. |
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