Matthew Cremona: Grinding and Pressure Washing Old Machine Parts

So I think next I'm gonna get rid of this. This is a bunch of stickers that I sawed last summer. The stack used to be like that. So in the interest of getting this pallet out of the barn and having more stickers ready to go for the sawing I'm gonna do this fall, I'm gonna get rid of that real quick. Nice pile of sticks. That should last me, I don't know, three logs. Some over here. I gotta plane those still. I don't really feel like doing this anymore. And then I got a bunch of like little random things out here to rip up and turn into stickers, but I don't feel like doing that anymore. So I'm gonna work on this. This is the knee and the saddle and the, I guess the knee bracket, knee column support thing. Since these are all getting painted, I'm gonna get all the, I'll try and get all the grease and cutting oil from obviously off the surface to make it easier to strip the paint off. And then hopefully pull some of those oils out of the casting so the paint actually adheres. So I'm gonna pressure wash these. The saddle doesn't really have the much like paintable surface. It's just these two little wings here. So I'd probably, I'm gonna mess with trying to mask all of this stuff off and spray it with everything else. I think I'll end up just brushing this a little bit on here just to get the color right, probably after it's assembled. But it's filthy. So it's gonna get a quick wash and that's what I'm gonna do next, I guess. Oh.