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My degree says Engineer, but my job title says Manager...so I spend my free time pursuing anything hands on. I'm fortunate that my grandfather and father taught me a lot when it comes to wiring, plumbing, framing and finish carpentry. My philosophy is easy to understand: Why buy something for $10 when I can build it myself for $100. (Yes, economically, it will never make sense - but life is about enjoying each day, not how much $$ you have when you die).
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- SoccerDadof22 commented on danthemakerman's instructable How to Make a Portable Bandsaw Table 1 year ago
- SoccerDadof22 completed the lessons Fastening, Cutting, Metalworking Tools and Materials, Finishing and 3 others in the class Metalworking Class2 years ago
- SoccerDadof22 enrolled in Concrete Class and Metalworking Class2 years ago
- SoccerDadof22 completed the lessons Tools + Materials for 3D Printing and Class Overview in the class 3D Printing Class2 years ago
- SoccerDadof22 enrolled in 3D Printing Class2 years ago
- SoccerDadof22 enrolled in CNC Class2 years ago
- SoccerDadof22 enrolled in Mold Making & Casting Class2 years ago
- SoccerDadof22 completed the lessons Beyond Beginner Welding, Welding Tools and Materials and Welcome to Welding in the class Welding Class2 years ago
- SoccerDadof22 enrolled in Welding Class2 years ago
- SoccerDadof22 commented on carl5blum's instructable Triple Your Tool Storage Space!2 years ago
I'd love to give this a try. But it wouldn't help my bigger problem: Every time I organize and create 'open working space', my dear wife decides to occupy some of that space with 'treasure'. In her mind, the broken Barbie dolls of 40 years ago are more important than a clutter free workspace. :-/
View Instructable »Thanks, Carl. The only 'folding work surface' I'm thinking of at the moment would double as the lid of a coffin. (And yes, I'm joking).
Very good job with the build and with the explanation.