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My 14yo son found a dead tree in the forest behind the house, cut it up, hauled the logs, split and stacked them over the weekend. He only needed a little help splitting a few of the really tough ones.

Finished the tractor wheel. Now I get to scratch up the new paint getting the tire mounted.

I'm honestly impressed with his response. That has not been my experience with most contractors (which is why I rarely use them anymore). Either they are great and don't need to be nit picked, or they do crap work and expect you to be happy about it. Good on him and definitely deserves a good...

Worked on the rusted out tractor wheel. First I went over the whole thing with the needle scaler: Then I started cutting to get back to good metal. Then started welding in patches. When I started this project it seemed straightforward in my head, but it turns out that...

Got a few more tool holders printed and installed.

https://cars.ksl.com/listing/9043683 :oops::oops::rolleyes::rofl::rofl:

I designed and printed some Milwaukee tool holders and got started on organizing the garage.

Just let me know when you are ready to install solar! :cool:

Got a few good hours of riding with my son on Friday. 72 degree weather in January! 😎

Not my phone number I've had for the last couple of years. Or the one I had before that. I can't remember the one I had before that, but my wife has had the same number for the last ~20 years and it doesn't pull hers up either. My current address doesn't find me (2.5 years), or my last address...

Can't even find myself on there. :cool:

It was actually from being buried in the dirt for ~20 years before I got ahold of it. No calcium in these wheels, they had tubes from the factory. I was thinking of you when I was trying to get it off, do you have a grabber on your service truck? Or at least a crane?

Changed some tires: The first 4 were easier than the last one: Now to get started repairing the rim.

Mini Baja was the only thing that kept me sane in school. 2002 in Logan and 2005 in Tucson. That's where I got my start in machining and welding. Learned way more working on that than I ever did in class. Lots of fond memories.

I used to feel like this a lot every time I left the area and then came back. Then I moved out of the city. I still feel like that when I am back in the city but that only happens for a few hours a month or so now. Mental health is so much better. It took some (lots actually) of sacrifices to...

They have tons of good tutorial videos.

OnShape is awesome. Basically a full featured CAD program like solidworks but web based and free.

Got the kids Christmas present installed (Zipline). And I also got my Christmas presents set up and power wired for them.

I bet you have Lowes well in hand regarding the metric fasteners.