Only took 3 years

You are right on SouthernChap. I do not rent. I'm living out my dream in the home I bought 38 years ago. My intent was to retire in this home and have no rent/house payments when I retired. I refuse to do any kind of work for money. I did that for years so that I could retire and now I am here. I am also here on this forum because it is mostly friendly to the hobbyist like me and mostly very helpful when aid is needed. I always have and will remain giving the greatest of compliments to this forum. all being said I prefer salted to unsalted potato chips. My cardiologist tells me I should refrain from any salt intake but in the end does it really matter. In the end everyone can say "He really enjoyed salted potato chips" As I post my projects on this forum I share my experience of machining with many different people from all over. My first lathe a Clausing Model 100 was given to me by my brother . It was pretty much worn out to the point of being junk. At that time in my life I was in a semi state of recovering from a heart attack and was so depressed I was ready to call my brother who I loved very much and ask him to come get all my tools because I was not physically capable of using them. I have since made many improvements to that old lathe to the point of making +- tolerances of .001. Hence the restoration of antique and vintage machine tools is now a passion of mine. Most of my work is done via a walker or a shop stool because "Standing" is not a sport that I compete in since the heart attack 10 years ago. All the above being said I lost my brother to Covid in 2021. He is still with me in my thoughts every day but since I can't show and tell him my passion of machine tool restoration I show those on this forum what I would be showing him if he were still alive.

BTW I have 3 bags of Lays salty potato chips just waiting for me to enjoy. In the end me and my cardiologist will end up in the same place.
When My wife was pregnant with our daughter they told her they were putting her on a low salt diet. Knowing that I would be on the same diet I asked what a low salt diet was an the doctor said 2000Mg or less a day. Woooohooo that ain't low..... then I looked at the food labels, 1 piece of pizza, half a can of Campbell's soup or 4 slices of Ham on a sandwich blows the daily budget :oops:.

I hope you have many more machines to tell us about; and I hope we are all here to hear about them.
 
You are right on SouthernChap. I do not rent. I'm living out my dream in the home I bought 38 years ago. My intent was to retire in this home and have no rent/house payments when I retired. I refuse to do any kind of work for money. I did that for years so that I could retire and now I am here. I am also here on this forum because it is mostly friendly to the hobbyist like me and mostly very helpful when aid is needed. I always have and will remain giving the greatest of compliments to this forum. all being said I prefer salted to unsalted potato chips. My cardiologist tells me I should refrain from any salt intake but in the end does it really matter. In the end everyone can say "He really enjoyed salted potato chips" As I post my projects on this forum I share my experience of machining with many different people from all over. My first lathe a Clausing Model 100 was given to me by my brother . It was pretty much worn out to the point of being junk. At that time in my life I was in a semi state of recovering from a heart attack and was so depressed I was ready to call my brother who I loved very much and ask him to come get all my tools because I was not physically capable of using them. I have since made many improvements to that old lathe to the point of making +- tolerances of .001. Hence the restoration of antique and vintage machine tools is now a passion of mine. Most of my work is done via a walker or a shop stool because "Standing" is not a sport that I compete in since the heart attack 10 years ago. All the above being said I lost my brother to Covid in 2021. He is still with me in my thoughts every day but since I can't show and tell him my passion of machine tool restoration I show those on this forum what I would be showing him if he were still alive.

BTW I have 3 bags of Lays salty potato chips just waiting for me to enjoy. In the end me and my cardiologist will end up in the same place.
I honestly don't think I can add anything that wouldn't be gilding the lily of your post (tsch...I mean, I'm a live and let live kinda guy, and I say love who you love, but I'm straight and that just sounded like I'm channelling bleedin' Oscar Wilde :rolleyes: :oops::big grin:, eh, anyway, I hope you get what I mean).

Just make sure you stick around to tell ys about many more of your restorations. ;)
 
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