That may be a better option in the long run anyway, Steve. I mean, fire does consume steel over time...with anything. A torch is but one example of that. I love your idea.
I love this about Paulie. I could tell by some of his post and pictures of his projects he was like this. I really admire a man like that, with all his talents. I'm quite jealous, actually. I wish I had a guy like him closer to me as a mentor to both me and my son. Oh...I try. I'm good at just about anything I lay my hands to so long as someone shows me. I'm just not a natural like Paulie is. Gotta love that guy. It was a real pleasure for me and my son meeting him and his wife. Levi still talks about the both of them, and you too, Steve.[/quote]
I think that is so cool about him. Reminds me of my grandpa. He wasn't as talented, but could handle a 24' aluminum walk board and place it on top of his truck even at age 88. He was a horse...even at his stature.KingCoal wrote: ↑Mon. Nov. 11, 2019 1:26 pmmove a full industrial shop from one location to another including disassemble and move the blast furnace and reassemble at the new place etc etc etc
the only guy I know who has retired 3-4 times and is still working like the mad hatter to establish his next private business, Paulie's Stove Rescue. there are few of us here with his vision, stamina and heart of gold
Not sure what you're talking about, but it sounds interesting, so I hope you're right.
I'd love to pay him a visit sometime.
Road trip anyone? LOL!!!!!!