[leejsmith]

Originally posted by MadDogMe
I wouldof' gotten one but I've got a 'circa 1970' B&D strap on jobbie!! (with adjustable RPM drill )...

Not offhand but there'll be loads be online for sure. Biggest toolseller you can find would be the best bet...

YOU BET!!...

So much depends on local demand, how much trade the shop gets. Selling through a shop might be too much legal wrangle as well :shrug: . Maybe let them show an example and take orders (give them a cut for doing it[SMALL ONE!! ]). I would'nt think about the mill for it though unless it took off, a Swiftech open block design would do to start, you could make one out of 2 or 3 peices(dimple bottom/plexi top), or factor the price of a retail 'block of their choice' into the cost. Think about it before you make any choices though. Have you spoken to the shop owner yet?. They might not like the idea of selling a 'buy as seen' product with no after support (which it would HAVE to be, water & electric & joe~sixpack don't mix :shrug: )...

i worked for them for 2 years so i know him very well but i havnt spoke to hem about it yet.
I would realy need to build a rig for him to look at.

I was thinking of including a pump relay to switch on the pump like the one i have on my rig along with the pc , a temp sensor with auto switchoff would be nice to and i have a temp probe that has alarm functions that can send an output when reached.
Plus options like fanbus , lcd display , windows ect.

One of the resons i left his place was the way customers would expect you to fix everything they F**K up and it sent me gray at the early age of 24. I liked doing the contracts with big companies better than the joe~sixpacks so i know what i am getting into. But i have to do some thing. so far no luck finding a job and all the agencys are saying there is nothing around at the moment.