r/Skookum

​"Just finished welding these heavy components for a custom tractor trolley project. In our village workshop, we focus on manual precision to ensure the equipment can handle the toughest loads in the fields. No fancy robots here, just hard work and strong steel. What do you guys think of the weld quality?"

My buddy made a couple of pairs of these and they will actually clip finger nails. And fingers. And just about anything.

I recently visited one of Sweden’s oldest still operating industries, Åkers. They manufacture steel rollers. Very cool place, everything is at least 10x normal size.

Bonus pic on a grinding disc, about 1 m in diameter. (banana-yellow crane controller for reference)

Hey guys, sorry in advance if this is out of scope.

Just got this beautiful desk and I can’t seem to find that much info on it. Even our AI friends seem to disagree on the origins.

Since my google image search mainly got me here to this sub, I’d like to ask for some insight.

(Photos are from seller. Disregard the stickers, I’ll get her back to her prime and she’ll be part of my inheritance for my future kids.)

Gateway /fun project

Proyama 25cc tophandle chainsaw

Custom fit 1/5 rc truck tune pipe

Custom fit mp255 carb

V1 prototype here https://youtube.com/shorts/xNnIoKxaI0U?feature=shared

I need to cut these telephone poles, you can see the faint white lines I marked where I want to make the cuts. There is dirt behind the wall.

Anyone have any ideas on the best way to go about this? They are thick, 12" in some spots. I do have access to a chain saw, I'm just worried about destroying the chain.

Thank you!