Guy Stuff at Guys Clubhouse

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Geezz, 2011 is coming and I need to decide on a new calendar for the shop. I’ve decided on a gurly calendar for the year coming. Something to keep the girls out of here I’m hoping. The car calendar didn’t work at all. I must say, deciding whether to buy a nudy calendar or an almost nudy one is a tough decision. See, a nudy calendar I know will work like Kryptonite against Superman. An almost nudy one will work, but with only 50% effectiveness.  I don’t want the girls to think I like looking at naked women of course. I’d only be putting it up to keep the girls out of the clubhouse. I mean, none of us guys want to go out to the shop and have to see a new, naked, hot, sexy woman every month. Maybe I can suffer through a Playboy calendar. I hear those are classy. Or should I stick with a bikini one? Man, I just don’t know what to do.
Any thoughts? Maybe I’ll wait and see if Maxim magazine comes out with something good.

It’s coming along nice. I used “Mothers Mag and Aluminum polish” on the whole thing even the steel.  I can’t believe how great that stuff worked. It will all be done next post. I’m going to do a short vid of converting it from one tool to the next in a couple of days so check it out.

Having some large projects around the house to get done, I asked my dad if I could grab the old Shopsmith that has been sitting in storage for god nows how long. He said that would be fine so off we went to get it. For those that don’t know, a Shopsmith ER is basically a table saw, disc sander, drill press and lathe, all wrapped up into one package. I remember the machine being in mint condition, but unfortunately all the years packed away have taken their toll. I’ll need to get all the rust off the way tubes, clean up the aluminum and rewire the switch and motor. I was able to determine through the manual and serial number, that this Shopsmith was made in 1951. It’s also in fairly good shape compared to the ones I’ve seen on the Internet. In fact, many of the hard core Shopsmith guys would tear this apart piece by piece and rebuild it. After a close look, I think  I can get it clean and running nice as it sits. So off I go to Canadian Tire for supplies and lets see how this turns out.