All you guys

[enjenjo]

Are you timid or something?

[kb426]

We're just nice guys,

[rumrumm]

Finishing up some work on the house at the moment.

[416Ford]

Too many chores, the weather is nice enough to move stuff around outside and work in the shop with out a heater.

[57larry]

yes I am

[Bruce Dorsi]

My Dad would say, "You aren't learning anything when you're talking."

So, I usually sit back, try to keep my mouth shut, and learn from others.

[moose]

Yes, Frank I am shy, quiet, and bashful! Been pending the lock down in the ToyBox building and modifying some tooling as well as plugging away on the Model A.
I made a vertical stand for my bandsaw. really makes cutting small brackets and more importantly exhaust tubing a breeze!

Also made a stand for my beadroller then added a motor to make it easier for my one man shop. It was an old gear reduction motor and bike sprocket and chain and sprocket salvaged from a garage door opener. It gave me a final speed about 5 rpm. At that speed it is very controllable!

[idrivejunk]

Pretty cool roller rig there.

I heard Model A. Looking at one sitting in my stall but been immersed in late model truck BS. Today, stripping paint off chrome grille pieces for a newish SuperDuty.   :?

Yesterday was a Silverado bedside fix. Tomorrow maybe the A, if the whole crew shows up.  

To answer the question: No, I am bold! But not daring.

[kb426]

Moose, I had a motor similar to the one you used that I threw away decades ago. I lacked foresight for the use of it. I had built a flow bench to test fuel systems with it. When I quit racing, I tossed it. It never crossed my mind that I could power my bead roller. Color me embarrassed.