Pic of the site for new shop. It's laid out for the footers and concrete. That should get poured in the next couple of days.



Loading Kent's 20 ft trailer. The tools are working very well. "slick and bubba" (wheeled skid and electric winch) are doing a great job.



Now that's a heavy tool Kent is stabilizing. My pantograph mill. Solid cast iron and steel. A Gorton Model A. Modified with modern electric motor, this 1895 machine is in perfect running order. I call it my 19th century laser cutter! Haha.



The shop is really opening up! Haven't seen it this empty in 32 years! . Lots to load yet, but lots of progress already! I'd been trying to keep the shop usable for some projects. No more. Too much has now been loaded.

Progress!

Gary



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Kent has all the great toys!


Lon

And he generously shares them. That's very admirable. Sure is a huge help here.


Gary

You will be sure to share pics of the empty MD shop, right? It'll be a true Twilight Zone-type experience.

BTW, gonna try to get out to the range with the Delta 45 tonight . . .

-- Jim

Wow!

Turns out your shop had something that no one of us had ever seen...a floor!

Looking Good Guys.! Just remember, "this to, shall pass", and before ya know it, it will all be behind you.

Hello Rick.
Happy Day. I'll enjoy that state of events. Boy, this is a pretty serious task.
I look into the trailers and list the major machines we've loaded. Then I look at the shop and see the remainder. Whooh!! Still several trailers left.
We'll get it.

Kent's help loading - both his trailer and much of mine again, is a huge help. thanks so very much Kent.
Gary

You produced all that work in that shop. That is hard to believe you had no room. The new place will be a great improvement for your body and mind.