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Originally posted by cstmwgn View PostHere you go
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Originally posted by Captain View PostI'm thinking about now someone is going to get a Yellow Wet Paint Brush across his Puss......
Only thing is, I can't do that thing where I lay on the floor on my shoulder and spin... But I have the ability to slap a paint brush across a face, or make a cake with a feather pillow, or glue for syrup, or...
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Originally posted by DanStokes View Post
Or even less.
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And that is why I was an engineer and not a standup comedian
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Originally posted by DanStokes View Post
Grumble Grumble. Paint is pretty. At least when I do it.
Everyone knows about Michelangelo painting the Ceiling of the Sisteen Chapel. But his younger brother Donniangelo was commissioned by the Vatican to paint the walls.
So he mixed the paint, and started on the walls. About halfway through the job, he realized that he might not have mixed enough paint, so he thinned out the remaining paint. But it didn't cover as well, and when he was about 3/4 finished with the job, he was even more worried that he was running low on paint. So he thinned the rest of the paint and stretched it to the end. Of course when it was finished and had dried, it looked like I had painted it, being about 4 or 5 different shades.
Now big brother Michelangelo had yet to start on the ceiling, as he was at a loss for what it should look like. Right about then, there was a flash of light, and a peel of thunder. A heavenly hand came out of a mist, pointing at poor Donniangelo. And in a crashing voice, the lord said to him:
wait for it:
wait:
wait:
"Repaint, and thin no more!"
And Michelangelo had his divine inspiration for the mural on the ceiling...
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Originally posted by dave.g.in.gansevoort View PostFloor stripes I can probably handle on my own. Dan would say otherwise, but then he's never seen my paint spilling abilities. Never clean up, just brush it around. Unless it's on your nice hardwood floors. Then hustle like mad to clean up the mess. But we don't talk about that around here...
BTW, have I ever told you just how much I hate painting?...
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Floor stripes I can probably handle on my own. Dan would say otherwise, but then he's never seen my paint spilling abilities. Never clean up, just brush it around. Unless it's on your nice hardwood floors. Then hustle like mad to clean up the mess. But we don't talk about that around here...
BTW, have I ever told you just how much I hate painting?...
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There is Light in the end of the Tunnel......
My neighbor lady, the one that comments on the tardiness of my scheduling my lawn care, stopped in my shop yesterday to ask about me fixing something again for her......
She said, WELL, your shop LOOKS so much better NOW. There's ROOM in here to get around!.....
Now she might have been Buttering me up to fix whatever she wanted, but it was noticeable that Yes you can get around without stepping over things. This is because.....
PROJECTS are getting into the completion phase, .... boxes, piles, and Sub Assembled Parts are not ALL over the floor or leaning on walls anymore.
So, once you have your Purge of "Stuff",
You Too will have room to walk around the shop.
If you are Really serious on keeping it that way,
Have Dan come visit for a week. You two can PAINT Yellow OSHA Safety Stripes on the floor marking out the Walkways....
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Originally posted by DanStokes View Post
Call Mike M. The electrical one.
This is not bragging, I have 3 lathes in the garage right now. None of which are worth the space they take uo currently. The new to me Atlas still needs some work, the old Delta Double Duty is a good wood lathe, I think? But it is a stretch to use it for the stuff I've been doing. And the little teeny tiny Craftsman lathe, while it is the only one that runs and is intended for metal turning, needs to be freshened up. And it's just not going to make anything very big. The Delta is going to eastern Massachusetts sometime late this year. The Craftsman is going to tthe basement somehow, and the Atlas will take its place in the garage.
But to get that done, everything else will be in disarray for a period of time. And what do I do with the Whatever project and all of the parts? And more crap.
It's a blivet and a half. That is 15 pounds of.... in a 5 pound bag
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