Wow, awesome blog structure! How lengthy have you been running a blog for? you make running a blog glance easy. The overall glance of your site is excellent, let alone the content!
I just found your website. Oh my gosh!! Are you my brother?? Just kidding, its just that the articles you have here sound just like my brother and I. I was hooked when I read your “disclaimer”. I grew up thinking that your ideas in the “disclaimer” was the norm, how everyone felt, but sadly, we seem to be in the minority.
My Dad was a crop duster, and as such he taught us all kind of skills similar to yours……welding, woodwork, lathes, bandsaws, etc, etc……example, when we were 13/14 years old we built a “motorbike” out of a bycycle and an old 2 cyle engine we found….we learned a lot about gear ratios.
I will be spending time reading the rest of your site, and probably trying some of your “experiments”.
I have a masters degree in electrical engineering (so some of my projects have different dangers). But if I can help you out in that field just let me know.
I just want to thank you for putting this stuff on a web site for people like me to find.
I will definitely take you up on that, I am beginning to work on things that use a lot of current at high amps, stuff that I cannot spit ball calculate like I have been.
Wow, awesome blog structure! How lengthy have you been running a blog for? you make running a blog glance easy. The overall glance of your site is excellent, let alone the content!
Hi David,
I just found your website. Oh my gosh!! Are you my brother?? Just kidding, its just that the articles you have here sound just like my brother and I. I was hooked when I read your “disclaimer”. I grew up thinking that your ideas in the “disclaimer” was the norm, how everyone felt, but sadly, we seem to be in the minority.
My Dad was a crop duster, and as such he taught us all kind of skills similar to yours……welding, woodwork, lathes, bandsaws, etc, etc……example, when we were 13/14 years old we built a “motorbike” out of a bycycle and an old 2 cyle engine we found….we learned a lot about gear ratios.
I will be spending time reading the rest of your site, and probably trying some of your “experiments”.
I have a masters degree in electrical engineering (so some of my projects have different dangers). But if I can help you out in that field just let me know.
I just want to thank you for putting this stuff on a web site for people like me to find.
Have a blessed day!!
Gerald in South Carolina….
I will definitely take you up on that, I am beginning to work on things that use a lot of current at high amps, stuff that I cannot spit ball calculate like I have been.