Todays Project - What did you do today?
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Rick
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Beautiful job Greg. I love your cabinets too. Very nice looking kitchen. Worthy

Ed
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I was using a little Dixie cup for the oil brush and it was leaking all over the place. I thought I would make a metal cup so I looked in my scrap metal pile and came up with this. The body is exhaust tubing and the bottom was turned on the lathe after welding to clean it up and make it flat.
   
   
   
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Nice cup Dan and no leaks!Smiley-signs107

I need to get back to doing small projects, been doing nothing but( put en out fires) metaphor for almost a year now. Bleh
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Nice job Dan.

I used to work in a shop that had metal cups like that and they had tops on them with a slot for the brush. It kept them from filling up with chips.

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Fabulous job Greg Thumbsup Smiley-signs107 Worthy
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Dan,
Nice job Smiley-signs107

But I have to ask what is a 'Dixie' cup - I was thinking a tea set for a Barbie doll.???
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(09-28-2012, 01:17 PM)DaveH Wrote: Dan,
Nice job Smiley-signs107

But I have to ask what is a 'Dixie' cup - I was thinking a tea set for a Barbie doll.???
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Dave,

It's a brand of paper cup.

Ed


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Nice Dan, and cheap when it's made out of left over exhaust tubing. 6799

Ed
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Thanks Ed,
A brand name Slaphead
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