do you have a project Web page?

Piggyback, I know, but also be aware that the metalworking site has an 'RCM frequent poster page.'

A photo and a brief blurb would be appreciated.

Jim

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know each other better.... but anybody like me: old and sweaty, who wants to know them????? I want to better myself, dont want to know anyone like me, nor would i be interested in joining any club who would allow me to become a member......

I've got casting stuff on my web page, see sig.

Tim

-- In the immortal words of Ned Flanders: "No foot longs!" Website @

I have a web site, and everything on that site was made by me. There more than

On the site I also have two projects documented from start to finish in photographs. (Click the Process button). They are two rings. I have another two projects completely photographed but not edited and turned into web pages yet. Just another thing I haven't gotten to yet.

Abrasha

Good idea Grant, heres a couple

Brett from western Ohio

I think most rcm regulars have already seen my metal-mashing pages at

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Good idea Grant, heres a couple

Brett from western Ohio

Here's mine

Doug Arthurs Kent bridge Ontario

Here's the latest summary. I won't be adding to this for the next coupla weeks because I'm going to be in France and Spain. Keep 'em coming, folks. This makes some fascinating browsing! - Grant

Grant Erwin, Kirkland Washington

Heh heh..... Along the lines of what Jim wrote , I mostly don't give a crap about a bunch of other grimy metalmongers, or want to associate much with people like myself (whom I see quite enough of, thank you ,lol.

Still, I'll probably go through the list later , eating, and look at y'all's work , because I'm sure it will be interesting. I've put a couple pix in the dropbox the last 2 years, and there are examples of the kind of things I make for a living at

Dar

"Anyone who cannot cope with firearms is not fully human. At best he is a tolerable subhuman who has learned to wear shoes, bathe and not make messes in the house." With appologies to RAH..

I don't post regularly, but do read postings when I get a chance...

Frank, Ontario

Grant Erwin wrote: Over on alt.crafts.blacksmithing they just did an exercise where they asked people to add their name (not email address, this wasn't about spam) to a list of names and hometowns. It was kind of interesting how that went. Guys from all over. Anyway, that got me to thinking - what if we did a list like that of regular posters to r.c.m. who have a Web page with pictures of projects they have made. It sure would make for a lot of happy clicking and it also might help us "get to know" each other better.

Anyway, here goes:

If you post regularly to rec.crafts.metalworking and you have a Web page with photos of projects (1 or 1000) please add it to the list:

Here's the latest summary. I won't be adding to this for the next coupla weeks because I'm going to be in France and Spain. Keep 'em coming, folks. This makes some fascinating browsing! - Grant

Grant Erwin, Kirkland Washington

You will find my latest here under Workshop Jesse L Zufall Silt, Co

Geoff Merryweather, New Zealand home made rolling road dyno page (and the worlds best Christmas pudding recipe) at

OK, here's my most recent major project.

Glad you liked it. To settle one question a few people asked: No, it was not a kit. It was built from steel tubing, aluminum sheet and rolls of fiberglass.

Are you in Kansas or is that just a nickname? I spent many years around Kansas City and Lawrence.

Richard Coke