reached the halfway point (or thereabouts) yesterday. the job seems a bunch less daunting now that i have a nice binder full of drawings and little index tabs and the like. now I can focus on the nitty gritty of redrawing all the ones that we don't have. which quite honestly will go fairly quickly compared to looking for them. (or at least feel like it)

all the molds have been traced and photographed, so there wont be any surprises later when I'm feeling almost done and somebody walks...

supertackyman

I was too late to get a ticket for the King Crimson shows here in Nashville this past weekend, but my daughter went to the Saturday show and stumbled across someone selling their Sunday tickets at face value (some went on ebay for over $200 each) so I got to go the second night!

Pat Mastelotto and Gavin Harrison, both phenomenal drummers, played 3 solos together and were unbelievable. They were the stars of the show. Robert Fripp, Adrian Belew and Tony (Papa Bear) Levin kicked...

MoodsR4Cattle

my new project is gonna be long and hard.

at our shop we use molds to form our concrete shapes. many of the molds have a corresponding drawing (blueprint) in the computer.
sometimes a mold is made without the need for a drawing such as when we make a mold from a part that a client brings in (corbels are a good example)
sometimes molds get thrown away. (in the past 3 years we have probably disposed of 60% of our molds that just werent needed)
sometimes blueprints...

supertackyman

A nice young guy now owns my RX7. He and his dad checked the car over (I mean Really checked it over), took it for a drive and said yes, but ....

The dad noticed that the tires had some dry rot. He checked the date and even though I just bought the tires a few months ago, they were dated 5/2004, and were old. Apparently I'm a dumb broad and didn't realize that the tire place gave me old tires. Because of it I let the young guy talk me down a hundred bucks. Not bad. But now...

MoodsR4Cattle

went out today to wallymart and bought the coolest thing! its a popup visor for the screen on my camera. the visor piece sticks on via peel adhesive and then can be detached from the frame it not needed.
the nice thing is that it serves as a lcd protecter, and a sun visor.
check it out at Digital camera accessories and OEM flash manufacturer - Delkin Devices
only 10 bucks, and im already in love with it.
now I can shoot outside and not have to misery with the sun creating...

supertackyman