All quiet on the workplace front.
Looks like everybody came it to work and are going like normal.

That is a good thing.

 

Thanks Brew.... they went and got tested for the COVID, just in case. All were negative. Doc says sinus infections and gave them antibiotics. I am the only one that has a flu shot so far (they came to work to do them). So hopefully that helps me, LOL.

 

You guys didn't ask for a raise because you have to deal with that butthole? J/K

 

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Ohio... have you ever bought anything from Scott Rods? I want to buy this, but there's no hole for the passenger side wiper.

http://scottrodfab.com/shop/index.ph...roller=product

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EDIT: I just talked to my friend that has one. He told me they'll add the hole and a place for the sprayer if you ask. So, I just messaged them.

 

Naw, I really do not think there was any preplanning and after the beer started flowing I don't believe many people were thinking much at all.
The VP who pissed people off is the one who looks over costs, financing, money crap. He had no business in the shop or engineering telling people what to do. I think he just wanted to make himself look bigger to the other managers and stuff because our CEO is 67 and looking to retire.
Yeah, he made an *** of himself.

 

That's how you DON'T get looked at for promotions.

 

70* today, it would be a perfect day, but the humidity is ruining it, - at 70%.

 

It's snowing at home right now... just logged in to my cameras. Apparently my neighbors on the street behind me caught some prowlers last night, so I am checking my stuffs from here.

 

I've not seen that cowl cover before, White, so I can't help. I'm not keen on the design, though, myself, unless maybe I was building a drag car. Also, won't that block off where the fresh air for the HVAC is drawn in?

EDIT: 36° and sunny here today with 56% on the humidity indicator. It was 56° in the bedroom this morning. I guess it's time to give in and start the furnace.

 

The shaft and drum guide the drag chains that pull the wood chips from the truck dump onto the conveyor belt that takes the chips to the chip piles.