Here is a picture of the set up. I would not do this unless the ventilation was good. Also there is a light above it. The plywood is a must. The foil is a shield for keep lead of the stove.
I had one with your name on it but it blew up too!
No wive , ergo no rolling pin!
If I attempted an operation like that in the
Yeoww.....that explains a lot!
wife's kitchen I would disappear from the Forum & the planet.
In my case the wife is the voice of reason! A long time ago I went out and
spent $2K on reloading equiptment......it was really neat. While I was
explaining to the wife how this would save money she got out her caculator
and determined that at the rate I shoot my weapons it would take 200 years
for me to break even. She also pointed out my life expectancy might diminish
if I completed my reloading project.
Point is Michael, when girlfriend becomes wife.......your kitchen days of
casting are OVER!
Njja
Now that sounds pretty cool!
Heres my casting machine!
Njja
Sounds like a test ride is in your future.........you might want to stop
by your friendly neighborhood Harley Davidson Dealer.......you know just to
check out the (girls) ah bikes. Who knows one might just follow you home.
Yeah, well it could happen......thats my story, and I've been using it for
years!
Njja
before I got on the highway!
Before I bought my 1st Harley I used to restore and sell Triumph Bonnevilles,
they were the bikes we all envied when I was in High School. I sold 1/2
dozen or so, and had two for myself. They were fun, but you always worried
did I check everything
Finally I sold all my Triumphs and bought my 1st Harley in 1988 what a
difference from the older AMC Harleys. No leaks, No flaws, No problems.
My two bikes are both 2003 100th Anniversary Bikes, and besides keeping
the batteries charged they are simple and almost maintence free.
V-Rod is fuel injected, 115HP in a 600lb package 0-85 in 4.5 seconds.
Sportster is High Performance Sport Version 75HP 483lb about as simple
to operate as you could want. But very Quick!
Njja
