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taken 11-30-09 at 11:45pm

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yes...sigh....snivel....

Thank you, thank you Gunner. You have alleviated my guilty conscience about
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Im cleaning and organizing while work is slow.....

http://picasaweb.google.com/gunnerasch/GunnersShop#

taken 11-30-09 at 11:45pm

Sigh..it looks better in daylight. For shure..hell
yes...sigh....snivel....

Thank you, thank you Gunner. You have alleviated my guilty conscience about
my shop clutter. BTW were you injured when the explosion occurred?

Stu Fields

Only slightly. But I was wearing my combination Kevlar Bomb Suit and
machining coverals so the damage to my carcass was minor.

Thanks for asking!

And see..its part of my job to take that huge load of guilt from many of
the readers here about their "messy shops" and make them appreciate
their neat little corners away from the world.

Its my gift to all the anal types out there.

Jervelcome!

G

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I think our dog is a Democrat, as he is always looking for a handout"
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Im cleaning and organizing while work is slow.....

http://picasaweb.google.com/gunnerasch/GunnersShop#

taken 11-30-09 at 11:45pm

Sigh..it looks better in daylight. For shure..hell
yes...sigh....snivel....

Thank you, thank you Gunner. You have alleviated my guilty conscience about
my shop clutter. BTW were you injured when the explosion occurred?

Stu Fields

Only slightly. But I was wearing my combination Kevlar Bomb Suit and
machining coverals so the damage to my carcass was minor.




Where was your 'AcmeŽ Anti-anvil umbrella'?


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Im cleaning and organizing while work is slow.....

http://picasaweb.google.com/gunnerasch/GunnersShop#

taken 11-30-09 at 11:45pm

Sigh..it looks better in daylight. For shure..hell
yes...sigh....snivel....
Thank you, thank you Gunner. You have alleviated my guilty conscience about
my shop clutter. BTW were you injured when the explosion occurred?

Stu Fields

Only slightly. But I was wearing my combination Kevlar Bomb Suit and
machining coverals so the damage to my carcass was minor.




Where was your 'AcmeŽ Anti-anvil umbrella'?


In its proper place in the shoulder holster of course!!

Gunner

"Aren't cats Libertarian? They just want to be left alone.
I think our dog is a Democrat, as he is always looking for a handout"
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Where was your 'AcmeŽ Anti-anvil umbrella'?


In its proper place in the shoulder holster of course!!



You're a good man, Gunner.


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Im cleaning and organizing while work is slow.....

http://picasaweb.google.com/gunnerasch/GunnersShop#

taken 11-30-09 at 11:45pm

Sigh..it looks better in daylight. For shure..hell
yes...sigh....snivel....

Thank you, thank you Gunner. You have alleviated my guilty conscience
about
my shop clutter. BTW were you injured when the explosion occurred?

Stu Fields

Only slightly. But I was wearing my combination Kevlar Bomb Suit and
machining coverals so the damage to my carcass was minor.

Thanks for asking!

And see..its part of my job to take that huge load of guilt from many of
the readers here about their "messy shops" and make them appreciate
their neat little corners away from the world.

Its my gift to all the anal types out there.

Jervelcome!

G

Gunner


I see shops of anal persons, and I just cringe. As long as I can find it,
just don't mess with any of my "stuff". It's just when I can't find it that
I really start getting ****ed, particularly if someone else has been in
there. I get mad enough when I misplace things.

Steve


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On Wed, 25 Nov 2009 16:14:24 -0800, "Stu Fields" wrote:

"Gunner Asch" wrote in message
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Im cleaning and organizing while work is slow.....

http://picasaweb.google.com/gunnerasch/GunnersShop#

taken 11-30-09 at 11:45pm

Sigh..it looks better in daylight. For shure..hell
yes...sigh....snivel....
Thank you, thank you Gunner. You have alleviated my guilty conscience
about
my shop clutter. BTW were you injured when the explosion occurred?

Stu Fields

Only slightly. But I was wearing my combination Kevlar Bomb Suit and
machining coverals so the damage to my carcass was minor.

Thanks for asking!

And see..its part of my job to take that huge load of guilt from many of
the readers here about their "messy shops" and make them appreciate
their neat little corners away from the world.

Its my gift to all the anal types out there.

Jervelcome!

G

Gunner


I see shops of anal persons, and I just cringe. As long as I can find it,
just don't mess with any of my "stuff". It's just when I can't find it that
I really start getting ****ed, particularly if someone else has been in
there. I get mad enough when I misplace things.

Steve



I could have shaved a solid year of my last airplane build -
if I could just find the think that I just had in my hand...


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I could have shaved a solid year of my last airplane build -
if I could just find the think that I just had in my hand...



I lose stuff standing still.

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On Wed, 25 Nov 2009 16:14:24 -0800, "Stu Fields" wrote:


"Gunner Asch" wrote in message
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Im cleaning and organizing while work is slow.....

http://picasaweb.google.com/gunnerasch/GunnersShop#

taken 11-30-09 at 11:45pm

Sigh..it looks better in daylight. For shure..hell
yes...sigh....snivel....
Thank you, thank you Gunner. You have alleviated my guilty conscience
about
my shop clutter. BTW were you injured when the explosion occurred?

Stu Fields

Only slightly. But I was wearing my combination Kevlar Bomb Suit and
machining coverals so the damage to my carcass was minor.

Thanks for asking!

And see..its part of my job to take that huge load of guilt from many of
the readers here about their "messy shops" and make them appreciate
their neat little corners away from the world.

Its my gift to all the anal types out there.

Jervelcome!

G

Gunner


I see shops of anal persons, and I just cringe. As long as I can find it,
just don't mess with any of my "stuff". It's just when I can't find it that
I really start getting ****ed, particularly if someone else has been in
there. I get mad enough when I misplace things.

Steve

Ayup. Ive got guys that come over and use stuff..then put it "away" and
I get ****ed off when it takes me 3 months to find it again.

Gunner

"Aren't cats Libertarian? They just want to be left alone.
I think our dog is a Democrat, as he is always looking for a handout"
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I see shops of anal persons, and I just cringe. As long as I can find it,
just don't mess with any of my "stuff". It's just when I can't find it that
I really start getting ****ed, particularly if someone else has been in
there. I get mad enough when I misplace things.

Steve

Ayup. Ive got guys that come over and use stuff..then put it "away" and
I get ****ed off when it takes me 3 months to find it again.


If there is a place for it, I want it put back there. That is my
rant at workplaces: just because you don't have time to put it away,
doesn't mean I have time to look for it!

Although, it sounds like in your shop, the right place is where
you found it. the first time. Or where you were using it last.
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It's eight fifty eight. Close enough!


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I see shops of anal persons, and I just cringe. As long as I can find it,
just don't mess with any of my "stuff". It's just when I can't find it that
I really start getting ****ed, particularly if someone else has been in
there. I get mad enough when I misplace things.

Steve

Ayup. Ive got guys that come over and use stuff..then put it "away" and
I get ****ed off when it takes me 3 months to find it again.


If there is a place for it, I want it put back there. That is my
rant at workplaces: just because you don't have time to put it away,
doesn't mean I have time to look for it!

Although, it sounds like in your shop, the right place is where
you found it. the first time. Or where you were using it last.


Actually....everything does have its "place" in my shop. The drawers
are marked as to contents..lathe tooling, milling cutters, dovetail
cutters, keyway cutters, collets etc etc. The drawer stacks under the 2
heat treating furnaces are where most of the
cutters/tooling/reamers/measuring/ yada yada live. Crom but I love the
old IBM punch card cabinets for this sort of thing! The white cabinet
on the end of that stack..has deeper drawers, one with racks for milling
cutters, one with various rotary abrasives, one with rotory table,
milling fixtures etc etc. Hell..Ill snap some photos of the drawer
contents maybe tonight.

Ive got LOTs of Stuff. Some of it really really good..some of it crap
but usable..which I try to upgrade if I find I need it more than once.
or twice a year. On the Gorton at the moment is my (repaired) Troyke
rotory table. Buddy came over last weekend and made a set of wheel
adapters for putting Porsch wheels on a Chevy Luv, out of 5/8 plate.
We really really could have used that Clausing 1501 lathe..turning 10"
diameter rings from plate...shrug..but got it done on the MasterMill,
thought it took a bit.

I REALLY need to find out what is the proper vari drive belt that is
supposed to go on the Clausing. Factory wants $108 plus shipping for a
standard $35 belt...cringe.
The belt that came off of it...Really came off it it..busted open and
missing some bits..so while I have an idea..dont know for sure what its
diameter is.

Gunner

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I think our dog is a Democrat, as he is always looking for a handout"
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Although, it sounds like in your shop, the right place is where
you found it. the first time. Or where you were using it last.
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So, what's the downside about that? I know right where it is. Although,
occasionally, I will make a pass and put the hand tools back in the roller
Craftsman cabinet, and "put up" stuff in its place. I'm a trader. If I am
looking for something with something else in my hand, I will put down item A
when I find item B, then go back and search for item A, having been in an
altered state of consciousness of ecstacy when I located item B.

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I see shops of anal persons, and I just cringe. As long as I can find
it, just don't mess with any of my "stuff".


Anal is one thing, and it's sometimes ridiculous. My shop is
"cluttered", mostly for lack of space, and I have a "disorganized
organization system" for where things should/will be. But it's not a
physical safety hazard to work in.

Gunner may like his layout. I find it distracting to have to physically
climb over one machine tool to work on another. Even more so to have to
move 300-400lb of randomly-stacked tools and materials just to get to the
one wrench I laid underneath it all a month ago.

LLoyd

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"Steve B" fired this volley in
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I see shops of anal persons, and I just cringe. As long as I can find
it, just don't mess with any of my "stuff".


Anal is one thing, and it's sometimes ridiculous. My shop is
"cluttered", mostly for lack of space, and I have a "disorganized
organization system" for where things should/will be. But it's not a
physical safety hazard to work in.

Gunner may like his layout. I find it distracting to have to physically
climb over one machine tool to work on another. Even more so to have to
move 300-400lb of randomly-stacked tools and materials just to get to the
one wrench I laid underneath it all a month ago.

LLoyd


I dont like my layout..but I dont have to crawl over one machine to work
on another..not yet anyways.

Ill take pictures again when I finally finish
clearing/cleaning/organizing.

My problem is..is that for the past 12 yrs..I was working away from
home 5-14 days at a time, often home for 1-2 days, and then back on the
road again..and so forth. The reason its a mess..is that this year..I
was for much of it...unable to go out and move Stuff around due to the
triple bypass and stroke. Frankly..it hurt a LOT to try to move heavy
**** and lift and carry. It has been a growing and healing year. And
one where I found limitations that I never had before.
And of course..my son and his family moved in twice...so the back
bedroom, where I used to store electronic Stuff got emptied out and all
that crap put in the shop as well. Hence the pile of boxes in front of
my grinder bench..still going through that stack. It used to be much
bigger. Sigh. Excuses excuses..yah..I know. Shrug. But Im getting a
grip on it. I brought the Lancer lathe home last week and laid all the
bits and pieces on the two welding benches...so now I cant even weld
anything out there.

Sigh...snivel..whimper...chuckle

Gunner

"Aren't cats Libertarian? They just want to be left alone.
I think our dog is a Democrat, as he is always looking for a handout"
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"Steve B" fired this volley in
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I see shops of anal persons, and I just cringe. As long as I can find
it, just don't mess with any of my "stuff".


Anal is one thing, and it's sometimes ridiculous. My shop is
"cluttered", mostly for lack of space, and I have a "disorganized
organization system" for where things should/will be. But it's not a
physical safety hazard to work in.

Gunner may like his layout. I find it distracting to have to physically
climb over one machine tool to work on another. Even more so to have to
move 300-400lb of randomly-stacked tools and materials just to get to the
one wrench I laid underneath it all a month ago.

LLoyd


I dont like my layout..but I dont have to crawl over one machine to work
on another..not yet anyways.

Ill take pictures again when I finally finish
clearing/cleaning/organizing.

My problem is..is that for the past 12 yrs..I was working away from
home 5-14 days at a time, often home for 1-2 days, and then back on the
road again..and so forth. The reason its a mess..is that this year..I
was for much of it...unable to go out and move Stuff around due to the
triple bypass and stroke. Frankly..it hurt a LOT to try to move heavy
**** and lift and carry. It has been a growing and healing year. And
one where I found limitations that I never had before.
And of course..my son and his family moved in twice...so the back
bedroom, where I used to store electronic Stuff got emptied out and all
that crap put in the shop as well. Hence the pile of boxes in front of
my grinder bench..still going through that stack. It used to be much
bigger. Sigh. Excuses excuses..yah..I know. Shrug. But Im getting a
grip on it. I brought the Lancer lathe home last week and laid all the
bits and pieces on the two welding benches...so now I cant even weld
anything out there.

Sigh...snivel..whimper...chuckle

Gunner


C'mon, Gunner. A while back, I commented that my chest still hurt 7.5 years
after my bypass/valve job. You said yours didn't after two years. So, it
still hurts, just not as much? And even when it's real bad, it's nothing
like that first month, is it? g

Steve




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"Steve B" fired this volley in
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I see shops of anal persons, and I just cringe. As long as I can find
it, just don't mess with any of my "stuff".


Anal is one thing, and it's sometimes ridiculous. My shop is
"cluttered", mostly for lack of space, and I have a "disorganized
organization system" for where things should/will be. But it's not a
physical safety hazard to work in.

Gunner may like his layout. I find it distracting to have to physically
climb over one machine tool to work on another. Even more so to have to
move 300-400lb of randomly-stacked tools and materials just to get to the
one wrench I laid underneath it all a month ago.

LLoyd


I dont like my layout..but I dont have to crawl over one machine to work
on another..not yet anyways.

Ill take pictures again when I finally finish
clearing/cleaning/organizing.

My problem is..is that for the past 12 yrs..I was working away from
home 5-14 days at a time, often home for 1-2 days, and then back on the
road again..and so forth. The reason its a mess..is that this year..I
was for much of it...unable to go out and move Stuff around due to the
triple bypass and stroke. Frankly..it hurt a LOT to try to move heavy
**** and lift and carry. It has been a growing and healing year. And
one where I found limitations that I never had before.
And of course..my son and his family moved in twice...so the back
bedroom, where I used to store electronic Stuff got emptied out and all
that crap put in the shop as well. Hence the pile of boxes in front of
my grinder bench..still going through that stack. It used to be much
bigger. Sigh. Excuses excuses..yah..I know. Shrug. But Im getting a
grip on it. I brought the Lancer lathe home last week and laid all the
bits and pieces on the two welding benches...so now I cant even weld
anything out there.


And then the earthquake hit, the dam broke, the volcano erupted,
there was a plague of flies, locust and frogs (twice on the frogs),,
two hurricanes, followed by three weeks of a driving blizzard right
around the Fourth of July weekend, the dog had kittens, a visit from
the undead, Elvis got the Mothership stuck in the temporal vortex
(again) and needed a tow, and then a complete rebuild of the flux
captivators (do you know how difficult it is to get parts for a 2012
Stratocrusier, the one with the fluid hyperdrive?).
Not to mention surrealists broke in, stole everything, and
replaced it all with exact duplicates!

Sigh...snivel..whimper...chuckle


"You tell kids that today, and do they believe you?"

Gotta go, Who called, wants to take Anybody to the ball game,
asked if I'd keep an eye out for Somebody.

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I see shops of anal persons, and I just cringe. As long as I can find
it, just don't mess with any of my "stuff".


Anal is one thing, and it's sometimes ridiculous. My shop is
"cluttered", mostly for lack of space, and I have a "disorganized
organization system" for where things should/will be. But it's not a
physical safety hazard to work in.

Gunner may like his layout. I find it distracting to have to physically
climb over one machine tool to work on another. Even more so to have to
move 300-400lb of randomly-stacked tools and materials just to get to the
one wrench I laid underneath it all a month ago.

LLoyd


Ya work with what ya got, Lloyd.

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Im cleaning and organizing while work is slow.....

http://picasaweb.google.com/gunnerasch/GunnersShop#

taken 11-30-09 at 11:45pm

Sigh..it looks better in daylight. For shure..hell
yes...sigh....snivel....

Thank you, thank you Gunner. You have alleviated my guilty conscience about
my shop clutter. BTW were you injured when the explosion occurred?

Stu Fields

Only slightly. But I was wearing my combination Kevlar Bomb Suit and
machining coverals so the damage to my carcass was minor.




Where was your 'AcmeŽ Anti-anvil umbrella'?


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"Gunner Asch" wrote in message
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Im cleaning and organizing while work is slow.....

http://picasaweb.google.com/gunnerasch/GunnersShop#

taken 11-30-09 at 11:45pm

Sigh..it looks better in daylight. For shure..hell
yes...sigh....snivel....

Thank you, thank you Gunner. You have alleviated my guilty conscience
about
my shop clutter. BTW were you injured when the explosion occurred?

Stu Fields

Only slightly. But I was wearing my combination Kevlar Bomb Suit and
machining coverals so the damage to my carcass was minor.

Thanks for asking!

And see..its part of my job to take that huge load of guilt from many of
the readers here about their "messy shops" and make them appreciate
their neat little corners away from the world.

Its my gift to all the anal types out there.

Jervelcome!

G

Gunner


I see shops of anal persons, and I just cringe. As long as I can find it,
just don't mess with any of my "stuff". It's just when I can't find it that
I really start getting ****ed, particularly if someone else has been in
there. I get mad enough when I misplace things.

Steve


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