Larry Buskirk
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Now if I could only get the throbbing in my head to quit.
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Much faster!
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Praise be Oh Glorious Leader
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Yeah Right!!!! Good luck finding anything in my shop. You must have found the floor, you found all the pencils.
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Click the "Insert other media" bar at the lower right. Click "Insert existing attachment" It will take you to a page of all the photos, etc. that you have uploaded by inserting into your posts.
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Sorry John, I haven't been uploading them they're in my attachments.
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John, & Gene, I like the fact that it's a single motor machine. And I'm sure change overs are not so bad. But you still have to do them. Vee also haff vays of combining machines and running them from a single motor. But Vee are not going to tell you now. You'll have to wait for an upcoming Old Machinery post.
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Hey John, They do have one thing going for them. The TS is a Tilty!
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Ya, Larry's first photo looked like the wall was sitting on the inside edge of the sill plate. The rotted joist looked like it was 90°from the wall. The second photo shows the rotted joist is part of the wall.
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Just make sure to use long screws and screw into the studs. Do you know anyone with a camping trailer? See if you could borrow their leveling jacks.
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Since the crawl space is accessible you could also support the wall from beneath using a 4x4 on jacks just shy of the outside joist.
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@LarryS Ok now I can see what you're working with. Since you have the wall down to the sheathing you could support the wall from the outside by screwing a 2x6 across the wall and using a few bottle jacks or camper jacks to take the weight off the end joist.
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I could have got one like that complete with all attachments for $500.00 awhile back. It was all original and ran&looked perfect.
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Good Monday Morning Patriot Woodworkers! October 22, 2018
Larry Buskirk replied to John Morris's topic in General Woodworking
I was around then.
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