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You're the best. Love your stuff.

The only thing I haven't seen you do is a 24K gold electroplate kit.

I suspect you have one though.

Wow, 20 years of quality craftsmanship, I can't imagine having a wallet that thick.

It's beautiful, but clearly not stock.

Kudos.

He could paint it with mud and the quality will show through.

I say beat on it. You can't hurt it.

I hadn't seen that particular drill bit mod before, thanks!

BTW... hard copy, coffee table edition (over sized)

How do I double - like this? (The book idea)

You've got pictures. You've got dialogue.

It would be a minimal effort to add missing details, it might fetch a pretty penny.

Mighty brave, welding an 8-32 nut.

I'd have opted to weld in a piece of rod, then drilled and tapped.

Then, I tend to have a heavy hand when applying the heat.

Milage must vary. My third photo from top is just the cab.

Post a nice pic, we might get enough interest to justify a second run.

Curvature of the Earth! Crikey!!

The only thing sadder than the Lennox leaving you is that it (and its many custom dies) are not coming to me.

My hat's off to ya. Cardboard is notoriously difficult to chrome!

Kidding of course.keep up the good work, it just may inspire me to eventually cut up my tools with the blow torch.

If you ever...

You're showing off.

Don't stop!

I'd never have thought to use different sizes mesh. Neat idea. I like them at 45*

I don't see much warpage, nice. How would you rate it against TIG?

Seeing the car flipped: my first thought is to install the headliner. Undoubtedly too much else needs to be done yet. Pity, it looks like it would make for a convenient, easy install.

Have you ever considered making a cabinet (I'm picturing a mail sorting rack) to hold your custom dies? You could tack cross section of the pattern the dies make on the cubby.

I would HAVE to...

Scatter some iron filings on top, you'll see the magnet exactly.

Cut the bottom off a yeti coozie and you're in business.

My limited experience would be grabbing the torch and burning 20 or 30 holes in the paint (shrinking) to tackle the stretched steel. Let's grab some popcorn and watch the show.

Your shop can't exist in a vacuum.

The only real solution is to heat the incoming air.

I wanna come next year!

Do you have an apprenticeship program for busted down old vets?

Have you ever heard the phrase, "It makes my back hurt just looking at it"?
Lots of amazing stuff there, but I doubt I could stand there and beat on it that long.

Eeesh. Don't catch the edge or corner, or you're back to the bumping block.

My hat's off to ya, that is some tedious, time consuming detail work!