"something I made" thread

Crude cannon

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Shameless advertizing lol

I just use injection coil with dry ice thru column and crc to the recieving vessel. I do use a low temp sensor to gauge the temps tho. Dont have power for my chillers yet.
I didnt do jacketed cause there is already alot going on there and i rotate between 2 racks. There is a considerable setup time associated with this setup.
Comes out great. All depends on source material

Making piles of snow (well, about to be)

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From my own experience, been there done that but alot more controlled than this. I must say precise temp control in and out while maintain next to zero delta T, flowing as fast as posisble with the lightest filtration media sums it up for me. Throw High pressure somewhere in the for a second :wink:

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Polish_20220103_224158728

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Oh shit! Making jumps for the kiddos?

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Here’s a drum set I built like 20 years ago. Still my go to set. The snare I built isn’t in the picture but it was a 10 ply champagne sparkle lacquer.


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Just plowing the driveway! Got over a foot in the last 24hrs

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I am so fucking jealous it isn’t funny! Sometimes I think i’m one of the only people I know that enjoys being buried under feet of snow! Although I do have to say, that shit only works when you’re kinda close to a town with actual people in it or else you need a year to get ‘resocialized’ like I had to when I moved back to civilization. It was like carrying on a conversation with a wild animal, i’d make more approving and disapproving noises vs. actual fully formed words

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Yeah, I enjoy living out of town. I can’t handle it…most def a hermit…

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I was about an hr and 15 (one way) mins out of the nearest grocery store - gas station was the same distance. If anything, that’s what I hated the most, holy shit having to fill your tank every time you go to town is such a hassle.

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I’m not that far. I’m like 20 out from a small town. Little over an hour out from a “city”

My location is pretty ideal for my situation. Life’s still livable for the wife and kids (we homeschool and need to be somewhat close for groups etc.) and not so far out from stores where it makes shopping a huge hassle.

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See that would be PERFECT for me, like out here Bailey, Conifer, Indian Hills, etc would fit that bill. Just barely outside of the city but far enough out that a detached garage workshop is common on those properties. That’s hopefully the next move, even my daughter is sick of the city but doesn’t want to be too far from her friends

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I won’t live anywhere back yard target practice is frowned on

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im a hermit and bark commands at people as if they are my dog.

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HAHA Two things in one week I can agree with you on? The giant meteor is coming!

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That’s what I love about the Denver area though. No matter where you are you’re only 45 minutes away from the middle of nowhere when you want to get away. Conversely if you live in the foothills, you’re closer to nowhere and not far from civilization. Not to mention the sunshine days.

The corporate overlords are merging with a Colorado company and I’ll jump ship at the first opportunity, even if it’s for a soulless corp juicing mids for the masses.

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Still making this one. Paid for the start, now welding out and wiring

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Hell yeah, with that much travel that thing will be super fun. What engine are you using? I’ve been wanting for years to build a kross kart using a GSXR 750 or 1000 engine