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Metalworking/Hobby website

Jarrod Hyder

2005-07-09, 6:25 pm

I am a mechanical engineer and former small engine mechanic with several
hobbies related to metalworking and computers. I have put together a
website to allow me to share my hobbies with the world and I would like to
let everyone know about it. The content of the website is still in the
works, but the message board is up and running. I have setup different
forums for topics like welding, casting, machining, AC/DC circuits,
Electric motors and power electronics, small engine repair, power tools,
computers and operating systems. If you are interested, please stop by,
sign up (free registration), and post a question or two. You can find me
at HaMBoNE's Hideout
(http://hambone.homelinux.net/f orums/index.php).

Here are some interesting topics to take a look at:

Pontiac Engine Swap:
http://hambone.homelinux.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=5

Telescope Balancer Mod:
http://hambone.homelinux.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=80

Charcoal Foundry:
http://hambone.homelinux.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=22

Power Auger Mod:
http://hambone.homelinux.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=91

Power Tamper Mod:
http://hambone.homelinux.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=68

Lawnmower Tractor Pulling:
http://hambone.homelinux.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=137

My Tranny Rebuild:
http://hambone.homelinux.net/index....=tranny_rebuild

Screenshots Section:
http://hambone.homelinux.net/index....=display_thumbs

Digital Photos Section:
http://hambone.homelinux.net/index....n=display_photo

roger61611@yahoo.com

2005-07-10, 4:25 am

Hey, nice site ! I like to see people put stuff out there on the web
that isn't about making money or selling cr@p, just some useful info.
"Way back when" people used to set up sites just for the sake of
sharing info.

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