How old are you?

[Canuck75]

82

 

[Shootymacshootface]

I'm 54, and I never would have imagined that the second part of my life would be better than the first part. I consider divorcing my 1st wife the beginning of the second part!

 

[intrepid]

Looking at the ages of members got me thinking about the wealth of knowledge here. If we could add it all up I think we would be amazed. I am proud to be a 62 year old member and thankful for all the knowledge and wisdom offered by the older and younger member alike. Thank you all.

 

[Braeden P]

All of my machines are older than me and I use tools that are really old like my 12” inch starrett no. 4 rule that was my great grandfathers made in 1922 a 0-1 mic from 1908 a all metal square from 1867 and a anvil from the early 1600s most of my hand tools are from 1960s and older and most of those are from my great grandfather. The tools no being accurate is not a problem for me. My lathe made in 1941 is more accurate than most lathes made today and all of the others tools are just as accurate.

 

[BGHansen]

62. Looks like I need to update my avatar photo; around 45 in that picture

 

[Flyinfool]

I am not just older than dirt, I was one of the engineers that worked to invent dirt. I think we did a good job back then. Dirt is pretty dirty.

 

[Brento]

29 last month

 

[Asm109]

My lathe is older than I by 15 years.
My mill was bought new by my grandfather-in-law the year I was born.

 

[Ken from ontario]

Ooops,

 

[westerner]

now it's a lifestyle to tinker in the shop

Yes it is! I count my blessings almost as often as I should