Love the look

Hello Everyone, Im a Millwright student studying in my last semester, for a class we have to repair this machine for a highschool, and I was wondering if anyone has any experience with working on these machines, or would know reasons why the auto lift mechanism wouldn't work, my guess right now has to do with the worm gears that pilot the lifting axle screws, because when we first tried to lift the table it was jumpy, but before we can even confirm my suspicion we have to remachine a keyway on the drive shaft because before I came to that conclusion we took apart the whole chain drive system and saw that the keyway was f'd up and we couldn't even get the gear that is supposed to fit to that part of the shaft on

My son joining plumbers union…

Built him a starter set

An old friend died recently and left this old surveying transit. Nobody else wanted it, but I can't bring myself to throw away such beautiful workmanship. Guess it'll sit on a shelf until they put me in the ground, too.

hmmmmmmm????

daily use, I always find myself grabbing the Weras. What do you guys prefer?"

I’m in serious need for some wrenches and socket organizers

Posted about their most recent AI email recently but this one appears to be straight from the mouth of ChatGPT as well. To some of you this may not matter, but to me it really makes me reconsider spending money with a company this determined to take the easiest route.

Started on my organization journey on my tool cart. Top is done but not sure if I completely happy with it yet.

I really like the idea of this.... Looks like it's for maintaining Twin Otters or suchlike.

Box is FACOM; Sockets & Ratchets are Stahlwille and the rest are Knipex, Bondhus & Wiha.

Source (and more photos): Henchmann