Looks annoyingly low to operate a lift in

U talking about runt's shop?

Ope

Yea i goofed

@Runt

That's just a hall between us and paint.. its high enough to stack two cube pallets high.

@glacial pace you wouldn't be able to drill it if I could

bet

i got laser eyes

Its taller inside

Ah ok good

3 lasers, two brake presses, water jet, 3axis mill, two fab areas

Glad to see you also work in a shop that looks straight out of the ussr

Most of them in developed industrial areas do lol

I'm convinced any shop that doesn't look like this is wrong

Yeah shops that are too new and clean kinda freak me out

Doesn't feel right

My building made horse carriages before 1900, Sherman tanks during the war, and was a cold hammer forge until the 80s

On occasion I use machines that have a commission from the war dept.

Original timber support beams

I make $80k/yr and have no debt. Im told this is very good. Alas, I still feel like a poorfag.

Poorfag is a state of mind

Stop being a poorfag

buy nicer things or productive investments

@Runt nice mine was part of hoovers plan to fix the great depression

It was a 3 story textile mill n most of the beams and flooring are original

Also the exterior since its brick

> want good ear pro with active noise cancellation
> Dont want to buy crap
> Ah Peltor ComTacs seem like the bee knees
> $600
> foamIsGoodToo.jpg
I am embellishing a bit but it definitely works up some anxiety

🤔

Cheap shit is never worth it if its anything important

you can get comtacs for $200

regularly $300

Buying something new when there's an established "used/surplus" market is kinda dumb

also comtacs don't cancel noise

Didnt we all discuss comtacs yesterday

yes 😔

@Festive oh for sure
@CTL fair but its still a bit of sticker shock at first

Where do you like to look? When you say used/surplus are you talking like arfcom EE, eBay, and gunbroker?

Or is there a good website to get surp comtacs thru?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6Jd50j91_E

it kinda is when you're used to $25 leights but as with all things, as things get more expensive you get less value but they're still nicer