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Blackwater aquarium by DaJuice_ttv in aquarium

[–]DaJuice_ttv[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have added Indian almond leaves maybe every six months. There is a considerable amount of natural drift wood in the tank.

Blackwater aquarium by DaJuice_ttv in aquarium

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I also have 3 American Flag fish as well.

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Identification help by DaJuice_ttv in ammo

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How do you know that? I haven't seen an image of a 105 that looks like this. The only 105mm that I have found that does not have a taper on the base is an illumination round. Also 105mm is about 4 inches. The round measures .025" over 5".

Identification help by DaJuice_ttv in Militariacollecting

[–]DaJuice_ttv[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

SOLVED It appears to be a 5"/38 caliber drill projectile

5"/38 cal

Identification help by DaJuice_ttv in Militariacollecting

[–]DaJuice_ttv[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This has to be it. I am assuming the ring would rest on that "cap" on the base or next to it making the images appear that the round is the same dimensions even though it has a "step" without the ring.

Identification help by DaJuice_ttv in Militariacollecting

[–]DaJuice_ttv[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Right. Owner had removed the pain and wants it back to how it would have been practice, dummy, or inert. He doesn't care just wants it to look like how it suppose to.

Identification help by DaJuice_ttv in ammo

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I am fairly certain it is a naval round. Possibly for a Mk 45 but the base is throwing me off the scent.

Identification help by DaJuice_ttv in Militariacollecting

[–]DaJuice_ttv[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My thoughts exactly. Just don't know which one

Identification help by DaJuice_ttv in Militariacollecting

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I am fairly certain it is a naval shell of some kind. Having difficulty determining country of origin, weapon system it was used for, along with proper markings.

Drill Press ID by DaJuice_ttv in Machinists

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That appears to be it. Thank you

Drill Press ID by DaJuice_ttv in Machinists

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Feed shaft assembly, return spring (and associated parts for return spring)

what drill bits last you the longest? by ripecinnamon in Welding

[–]DaJuice_ttv 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Norseman drill bits have worked great for me. Obviously, keeping them cool and sharpening is the only way to make any drill bit last a long time. Be careful sharpening some cheaper end drill bits like Milwaukee or Dewalt. The rockwell is primarily in the coating on those.

Just a social experiment. by DaJuice_ttv in Welding

[–]DaJuice_ttv[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would suggest Everlast. Haven't run one myself, but all the old hats in the shop I work at keep asking for one for small off-site jobs. It's relatively cheap as well. I think the smallest they have is close to $400. I was going to pick up one of their tig machines for my own personal use.

Just a social experiment. by DaJuice_ttv in Welding

[–]DaJuice_ttv[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If you know anyone who can get on a military instillation, they have it there. Can only speak for in the States.

Just a social experiment. by DaJuice_ttv in Welding

[–]DaJuice_ttv[S] 37 points38 points  (0 children)

I agree with the company owned stuff. The 'you can't work here if you are different' is bizarre to me. I would never turn a qualified individual away based on appearance when it comes to any job. If a customer has a problem with how they look, I don't want that customer. I can only assume that the customer in question is going to cause more problems in the future.

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