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Thanks. My buddy is really happy with it. I put a chamfered hole in the end for a lanyard.
I was socially distant when social distancing wasn't cool.
Farmwelding
- Farmwelding
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I know I have seen something similar at Sears but yours is better I am sure.
A student now but really want to weld everyday. Want to learn everything about everything. Want to become a knower of all and master of none.
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Nick
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- Chips O'Toole
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Someone told me about the Sears thing, but I wasn't really looking for a bottle opener. I was looking for something to do.
I may get a Harbor Freight wrench and make a couple more of these. I'm jealous of the buddy who received the first one.
I could make two: one I hold in my hand while I use it, and another rigged up so it can be screwed to a wall or counter!
Years ago, I bought a nice Guinness opener and mounted it on a column on my patio. A few months later, I looked at it, and the finish and paint were completely gone. It was a piece of crap. That won't happen with a wrench.
I may get a Harbor Freight wrench and make a couple more of these. I'm jealous of the buddy who received the first one.
I could make two: one I hold in my hand while I use it, and another rigged up so it can be screwed to a wall or counter!
Years ago, I bought a nice Guinness opener and mounted it on a column on my patio. A few months later, I looked at it, and the finish and paint were completely gone. It was a piece of crap. That won't happen with a wrench.
I was socially distant when social distancing wasn't cool.