Last week got to christen the new dock cart.
The time spent making it is quickly paying off.
While working I was a little distracted by some random splotches.
Almost like a painting.
My droid phone loses so much detail,
it looked much better in real life.
These next ones were kinda neat.
Again the detail is lifeless with the droid phone.
It's like abstract art.
I'd put a print of that on my wall.
Maybe upside down though.
I was able to enjoy the typically unnoticed
while monitoring the water drain out of this crack.
Here's another action shot of the dock cart.
I almost want to build another one.
The guys on the boat with the $200K paint job loved us working so close,
so why shouldn't it's owner park his shiny black ride right next to us!
Sometimes I get stuck doing the dirty work,
but this was nothing compared to my co-workers unphotographed mess.
I'll admit that it helps me to appreciate the fun projects.
One day working on 20 gauge,
the next 1/4" steel plate.
Patch panels are patch panels right!
No complaints when the welding shop saleswoman
also sells girl scout cookies.
Who needs coffee!
TP
working dock cart |
The time spent making it is quickly paying off.
While working I was a little distracted by some random splotches.
pinks |
Almost like a painting.
My droid phone loses so much detail,
it looked much better in real life.
propellor |
These next ones were kinda neat.
marine patina I |
Again the detail is lifeless with the droid phone.
marine patina II |
It's like abstract art.
I'd put a print of that on my wall.
Maybe upside down though.
pisser |
I was able to enjoy the typically unnoticed
while monitoring the water drain out of this crack.
fatty |
Here's another action shot of the dock cart.
dock cart in action |
I almost want to build another one.
rocket science |
The guys on the boat with the $200K paint job loved us working so close,
so why shouldn't it's owner park his shiny black ride right next to us!
holey |
Sometimes I get stuck doing the dirty work,
but this was nothing compared to my co-workers unphotographed mess.
I'll admit that it helps me to appreciate the fun projects.
patched |
One day working on 20 gauge,
the next 1/4" steel plate.
Patch panels are patch panels right!
girl scout samoas |
No complaints when the welding shop saleswoman
also sells girl scout cookies.
Who needs coffee!
TP
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