Thread: What are you working on?

Originally Posted by sharptonn

How would you generate electricity without burning it?

Wow this could get really long winded. The short version is that in splitting the methane molecule by forcing it through a plenum plate it gives up electrons to the plenum and it produces an electric charge. The split molecule then dissipates as its base elements and some molecules like H2O.

Originally Posted by RezDog

Wow this could get really long winded. The short version is that in splitting the methane molecule by forcing it through a plenum plate it gives up electrons to the plenum and it produces an electric charge. The split molecule then dissipates as its base elements and some molecules like H2O.

Wow! They talked to a dairy-farmer who had received the setup from the Gov as a pilot project.
He did say there was NO WAY he could have afforded it otherwise.

Originally Posted by sharptonn

Wow! They talked to a dairy-farmer who had received the setup from the Gov as a pilot project.
He did say there was NO WAY he could have afforded it otherwise.

That is the way that I see most of this stuff like geothermal, solar, ethanol etc. It uneconomical without subsidies.

I keep getting letters from the power company telling me that I "could save $350 a year if I spent $20,000 to $25,000 updating my house.......

Originally Posted by Geezer

A PIF to a really great gentleman.
Enjoy your day!

~Richard
PS. Just found some older metalworking book to add to the fun!

PPS. All the tools organized and the machines spotless when I got there. He had been utubing for a couple of weeks and had intelligent questions. Two hours of good stuff! I am totally happy he gets the stuff!

Does the heart good to see the tools we love passed on to someone with commensurate passion and appreciation for them huh Richard?
I only wish I lived closer to learn from you hands on myself sir. Have appreciated your input over the last three years and continue to.

Your friend better know how fortunate he is.
Good story.

Thanks.

Originally Posted by MikeB52

Does the heart good to see the tools we love passed on to someone with commensurate passion and appreciation for them huh Richard?
I only wish I lived closer to learn from you hands on myself sir. Have appreciated your input over the last three years and continue to.

Your friend better know how fortunate he is.
Good story.

Thanks.

I can second those sentiments.

Here... here..!!

Yep! As Richard types, you had better pay close attention!

Originally Posted by sharptonn

I suppose he had not heard of the cheap safety-glasses, face shields, and goggles available! I expect someone in the audit process has a brother-in-law selling the fancy, shielded model.
I also expect you should have his job soon, Mike!

Lol, I have seen the changes in my field of work, years ago simple tasks done quickly, in today government involved safety standards turns simple things into a complicated nightmare. All from some nit wit that has never did the job at hand but makes regulation on how to proceed.

In regards to safety I swear to god if one person on one of the ships shit their pants the entire fleet would have to wear diapers.

Ive been acquiring this week 😂 i have reached the limit of my current tools lol.

This wee I have recieved a suction vice as I do my work in the kitchen, got a little peening hammer and some CA and am awaiting some little files.

Geek

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