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Got to see David to pick his brain, David you looked well rested today. That 50 looked cool as all get out. Pick up a stock for a 10/22 from Ken Arnold, great guy!

John Wayne is my pick. RD was good in Jack Reacher, but in "Second Hand Lions" he was great.

It will never work, you need to pay me, O lets say, 5000 dollars and I will "fix" it for ya. :wave: :squint: :rofl: Yea shorten the lower one and you will be set.

"A lot of this stemmed from -- there was a domestic situation there on the 14th of January with the grandfather of Kayleigh's child was arrested for domestic assault," said Smyrna Police Chief Kevin Arnold.   "You had my dad arrested?!!!"   Just might have something to do with it.

We are to old to fight,  just take care of business! Good job on being aware.

If you are milling with the chuck I can see why it broke. Get you a set of these that fit your mill. If yours is a R8 taper. http://www.ebay.com/itm/R8-Collet-Lot-/201018663461

The HF mills I have worked on had a bolt in the top of the shaft that holds the quill in. Just loosen it about 3 good turns, them pop it with a soft hammer, lead or brass will work. In a pinch a block of hard wood and a steel hammer will do the job. This style has a key the keeps the quill from spinning in the shaft.     If there is no bolt up there you will need a piece of steel to poke through the slot on the shaft to knock out the quill. This style has a tang that fits a slot up in the shaft to keep it from spinning.

Dadburn cool, I likey!!!

This times 1000 The 2nd does not define what "ARMs" are. All gun laws are unjust as to what arms can be owned.

Yep, good call on getting the help.

Welcome, just one rule, newbe buys first round. Make mine a 7mm Rem Mag.

Well depends on what you look like naked.

Here is a bit of info http://littlemachineshop.com/Info/minimill_compare.php

My wife agrees 100%.

Yep, good stuff, but no.35.

As much as I would like to get things fixed, we wont ever get them fixed. It has to start with the family, my wife's family are all on the government tit. It started many years ago, her Dad worked in the coal mines in eastern KY. Unions "HAD" their place, however they grew way to powerful. Dues, and retirement money went to the leaders and left the worker about broke. So the unions lobbed the government to "help" with with assentents. Food stamps, electric bills paid, water, low land taxes, free medical and on and on. Now 2 generations latter, poorest county in KY. No jobs to speak of, fraud every where, drugs traded for EBT cards. It will take 50 to 60 years to "fix" what is broken.

A large kettle is one thing we do not have, they are hard to come by. As far a getting the black to stay,cook in it, clean it with a plastic scrub pad, dry it very well(hot stove eye), keep a coat of bacon grease on them.

Good stuff

I do this a LOT! Eyes are the first to go south.

The worst part of sub service, I am 6'3" tall, overhead was 5'10" to 6' high. All racks were 5'10", so I walked around stooped over, and never slept well. Other than that is was OK.

A bit of an understatement. Down right disheartening.

With a dull knife you push harder and things happen, bag things. I was a cook in the Navy on a sub. First week I went and sharped all the knifes, well the other cooks did not know what a sharp would do. Lets just say I was told to tell someone when I sharpen the knifes. I went to the mess deck and said in a loud voice, "I will keep the knifes sharp from now on".LOL Stainless counter tops do not make good cutting boards.

Praying for ya.

My prays to both families.

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