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Dam you Marv...thank's for sharing that ;D Philly

Yup...no wonder the price of beer keeps going up! :'( Philly

Congrats to you Sam and the other nominee's...you are winners too Thm: Sam...your build log was very interesting...well done. I enjoyed watching. Philly

Yea Zeep I'm with you...all three are winners. Philly

Jerry, That's a really good tip :bow: ....way cool Thm: Philly

hmmmmm..... testosterone

Nice Job... Looks Old School... Sounds very cool too... Thm: Contender for next POM woohoo1 Regards, Philly

Steve, This project is look'n like another winner...good job Thm: Philly

Put me in for Building Rudy's Steam Tractor by :bow: Dennis. :bow: http://www.homemodelenginemachinist.com/index.php?topic=4335.0 Regards Philly

Jerry, Oh that's great piece of work but, seeing a smile at the end of the video would have been priceless ;D Regards Philly

Say guys, Be careful when you grind these hard metals. They can be hazardous to your health. Read this...http://www.worksafebc.com/publications/health_and_safety/by_topic/assets/pdf/hard_metal_hazard.pdf I have watched a few good guys pass because the didn't know till it was too late. Who...

tonyengines, Very nice....well done. I hope you can put a movie up, I would love to see aand hear it run. Them the th_rulze woohoo1 Good job Philly

Arnold, Bob, You can preheat the parts with a propane torch (the kind you would use for plumbing) or something like that along with a bevel to get better flow of the welding rod. Regards Philly

Great job on the video Trout, just be careful throwing out the trash Philly

Dave, I had an experience with a couple of rare earth magnets that where several inches apart. They came together and one shattered. It was real fun getting all the little bits off the one that was still good. (they where sharp little buggers). I think like bogs, grinding may be the best...

Kevin...like my wife says...He's so cute ;D Regards Philly

Arnold, Very nice...I enjoyed the journey with you. ;D Philly

Kevin Do you think I could make a mold to heat, pressurize and reshape an existing tire?? Now that's an idea...I have a tiger tourch that you can use if you need the heat. Good job on the frame by the way. Regards Philly

Wow a merry-go-round for my Lathe :big:

Ahhh I think you have to much stuff...you can send me what ever you like....just kidding. :big: :big: :big: :bow: Awesome :bow: Great history too Thm: Regards Philly