August 26, 20179 yr comment_122229 Got a question for ya'll, if you were asked what are the types of power that has been used throughout our history to power tools and machinery, what would your answer be? Report
August 26, 20178 yr comment_122230 hand, water, wind, tredel(sp?) (pump foot power)... animal... Edited August 26, 20178 yr by Stick486 Report
August 26, 20178 yr comment_122245 Well, tractors anyhow, and other stationary and/or portable engines. Chemical (batteries), solar. Mechanical means to magnify other sources? Nuclear, fire/heat. Cal Report
August 26, 20178 yr comment_122305 If you've ever been to Amish country - pneumatic - line-shaft - diesel generator And Colonial Williamsburg - apprentice Woodmiser - gasoline engine Report
August 26, 20178 yr comment_122339 7 hours ago, kmealy said: And Colonial Williamsburg - apprentice John Report
August 27, 20178 yr comment_122427 I saw a picture once of an RAS powered by an air motor, owned by an Amish craftsman. The compressor was a gas powered one that sat outside the shop. The the guys who built my shop building last year were,using a gas powered miter saw. I had heard of such things but never saw one until now. I had always heard they used chain saw engines for them, but this guy used one off a string trimmer. Edited August 27, 20178 yr by Fred W. Hargis Jr Report
March 13, 20206 yr comment_221381 Every bit of it comes from the power of the sun... In one way or another... Report
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