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This unit was designed and built for cleaning friction drive hose and power reeler gearboxes on a stacker/ reclaimer at a Port Facility. These gearboxes are typically high wear metal producers due to the friction clutches which are very difficult to move due to the high viscosity of their oil. Oil can be restored to new condition with the 3um elements in this unit.
The Peghead has gold tuners with ebony buttons. The black inlay in the center is also ebony. The inlay is mother of pearl - stem and flower with abalone leafs and thorns. The design is mine the craftsmanship is Bo Walkers'.
We recieved today the final welded components for the first time and oput everything next to each other to see how large the whole thing will be! One word: Enormous!
custom built metal plates will be used to support / reinforce the beams to the tree and under the treehouse
We recieved today the final welded components for the first time and oput everything next to each other to see how large the whole thing will be! One word: Enormous!
Shelves made from antique hemlock boards salvaged from a carriage house in Buffalo NY. The shelves flank a fireplace. Built and finished by me for ReUse Action (ReUseaction.com)
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The front of a custom wireless receiver rack. This was built and unfortunately we ended up not needing it, but I was still pretty happy with the way it turned out.
After 1935 Buescher started making what it called its "Gladstone" style instrument cases; it claimed they could easily be confused with the finest personal luggage. If you're the kind of traveler that notices that kind of thing.
They are in fact good looking cases; solid, wood-framed and decently padded for an instrument case of the time. Modern instrument cases are much uglier, but generally offer better overall protection.
The purple plush lining seems to have been the standard, but you could custom-order the materials used in the case, so you may run across cases with a green or other color linings and linings made of different fabric materials.