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Fabien Barthez
Age: 41
Who?: Made a name for himself as a top shot-stopper in his native France, before Sir Alex Ferguson snapped him up for Manchester United. Barthez spent four years at the club, winning the league title twice, and became a regular between the posts for the Red Devils. However, the bald headed World Cup winner loved a blunder and gained a reputation of being a liability, which eventually saw him lose his number one spot to someone who had about the same amount of hair as himself, Tim Howard.
Where is he now? : In 2004 Barthez returned to France and signed a contract with Marseille. Soon after, he announced that he wanted a move back to his first club Toulouse to be close to his sick mother or he would retire from football, but after failing to agree a deal with the club, Barthez called it a day and officially announced that his playing days were over.
Later on that year however, he made a comeback and signed for FC Nantes. Controversy followed as a dispute with a Nantes supporter left his club terminating his contract and at the time of writing this, he hasn't played since.
Gilberto Silva
Age: 35
Who? : Gilberto was a late bloomer as professional football players go, only signing a contract at the age of 22. His first team was Brazilian side América Mineiro before moving to fierce rivals Atletico Mineiro, and eventually moving to England to display his talent on the big stage with Arsenal. He was the anchor in midfield for over 8 years as a Gunner, playing 170 games and scoring 17 times.
Where is he now? : Gilberto swapped North-London for Greece as he penned a contract with Panathinaikos where he spent 3 seasons, before flying back to Brazil and joining Gremio.
When his current contract is up, there are rumours that he wishes to return to Atletico Mineiro, but this is yet to be confirmed.
Igor Biscan:
Age: 34
Who? : Biscan began his career at Dinamo Zagreb and played a huge part in what is considered to be the most successful era in their history. Liverpool then signed the Croatian international despite interest from Barcelona and Milan, and he was an ever-present in Gerard Houllier's first eleven.
Where is he now? : With a Champions League medal in hand, Biscan packed his bags and joined Greek giants Panathinkaikos, but after two years at the club he returned to his home club Dinamo Zagreb where he was greeted by excited fans and an even more excited chairman, who had reportedly been nagging Biscan to come back for months.
After 4 years at the club, his contract was terminated and he is now unattached, looking for a return to the game.
Jay-Jay Okocha
Age: 39
Who? : The man so good they named him twice. This little bundle of flair oozed quality and his technique made him one of the most recognisable faces in football. He had played in Germany with Eintracht Frankfurt, in Turkey with fenebahce, In France after a $24m move to PSG, before gracing the Premier League with Bolton Wanderers.
Trick after memorising trick made Okocha a fan favourite at The Reebok but after 4 years at the club he fell out with the hierarchy and moved to Qatar SC, where he spent a year before returning to northern England to showcase his talent in Hull.
Where is he now? : After being released by Hull in 2008, Okocha has retired from the game. However, he is due to start playing for Durgapur Vox Champions in a newly-formed Indian League.
Tomas Repka
Age: 38
Who? : One of the hardest men to ever play in the Premier League. A man with no self control, he could send a chill down the spine of any opponent simply with a glare. Former Czech international Repka has almost 600 club appearances to his name, with a major chunk of them coming at Upton Park, where he spent 5 years playing for West Ham.
He did, however show a softer side when the Hammers fans gave him an emotional send off from the club, singing his name on his last appearance against Fulham, and he broke down in tears.
Where is he now? : Like a lot of Players, he moved back to his country of birth. The next 5 years of his career were spent representing Sparta Prague.
The man who boasts 18 red cards (including one for attacking a cameraman) currently plays for Czech club SK Dynamo Ceske BudeJovice.
Arjan De Zeeuw
Age: 42
Who? : The big Dutch defender made his name in the colours of Barnsley when he was a key figure in the team that won promotion to the Premier League in 1996.
He went on to play for Wigan and Portsmouth, again winning promotion to England's top flight, but after an argument with then Pompey manager Alain Perrin, he headed back to Wigan where he was a much loved figure.
One of the incidents he is most famous for is when dirt-bag El Hadji Diouf spat in his face during a game, but rather than retaliating, the 6ft4 centre back went on to score the winner to ensure his team went on to win the game.
Where is he now? : After Wigan, De Zeeuw went on to play for Coventry but saw his first team appearances limited by a succession of injuries.
He then played 12 games for Dutch side ADO'12 in the 2008/09 season before retiring from football.
In an unusual turn of events, he is now working as a forensic detective and apparently loves his new job just as much as he loved playing the beautiful game.
Nicky Butt
Age: 37
Who? : Mention the name Nicky Butt and you won't have many people asking that question. Although you might find them saying 'Oh yeah, what's he doing these days?'
Born and raised in Manchester, Butt progressed at Manchester United as a youngster and eventually progressed into the first team as a part of a group that included David Beckham, Gary and Phil Neville, Ryan Giggs and Paul Scholes. He went onto play 269 games for the Reds, winning an incredible 6 league trophies, 3 FA Cups and a Champions League. Not bad eh?
Where is he now? : With first team chances limited, he moved further north to Newcastle United but struggled to secure a first team place. He spent a season on loan at Birmingham City in 2005/06 but would return to the Geordie side and become captain, before eventually lifting the Championship trophy when they won it in the 2009/10 season.
Soon after, Butt went on to play 3 games for Hong Kong club South China and has made appearances in both Gary Neville's and fellow ginger Paul Scholes' testimonial matches but is now retired from football, and is currently trying to avoid the sun in case he gets burnt!
Dean Ashton
Age: 28
Who? : A wasted talent, forced to quit the game due to a persistent injury. Ashton looked to have a great future ahead of him when he was scoring for fun whilst contracted to Crewe Alex, the club he had joined as a 16 year old.
After 61 goals in 159 games, Norwich splashed £3m on the 22 year-old, and Ashton would go on to score 18 goals in 46 games for the Canaries before moving south to West Ham for an impressive £7.5m.
Ashton was on fire for the Yellows and warranted himself a call up to the England squad. However, a dismal challenge by Shaun Wright Phillips in a training session broke the striker's ankle, keeping him out for well over a year. He also injured his knee ligaments which would effectively be the end of his career for both his club and country.
Where is he now? : He did eventually win his England cap in 2008 but had no choice but to leave football on medical advice. Since playing, Ashton has stayed away from the game and is said to be enjoying time with his family before considering a return as a coach.
Juan Pablo Angel
Age: 36
Who? : Born in Columbia, Angel has played 562 games so far in his 19 year career, scoring 205. He was once Aston Villa's most expensive player after signing from River Plate for a whopping £9.5m in 2001.
He started his playing career at local side Atletico Nacional at 18 years old and quickly progressed as one of the hottest names in South-America. Angel forced his way into Villa hearts with his long hair and his flamboyant style of play, netting 44 times in 173 games.
Where is he now? : In an attempt to revitalize his goal scoring, Angel headed to the MLS and signed for New York Red Bulls where he quickly found his form, becoming the first ever player for the club to score in six consecutive games and was also awarded with MLS player of the month.
3 years and 58 goals later, the striker jumped ship and signed for LA Galaxy but after just 8 months he would be used as a make-weight for new striker Robbie Keane and subsequently joined his third MLS club, Chivas USA. He has since played 23 games and scored 11 goals for his new employers.
Rigobert Song
Who? : Nicknamed 'Big Chief', a versatile defender who could play across the back four, made famous by his wide variety of hair styles and colours.
Song played 138 games for his country, Cameroon, scoring 16 goals and being one of only two players that have been sent off in two World Cups. (He also holds the record for the youngest player ever to be sent off in the World Cup at 17 years old).
He spent the first five years of his career in France and Italy, before earning a move to Liverpool for £2.7m, although he failed to make an impact and was later sold to West Ham United.
Where is he now? : Song also failed to cement a first team place at Upton Park, which led to him going on loan to German side Koln, before signing a permanent contract with Lens, where he would stay for only 2 years.
His career looked to have been rekindled when the African signed for Turkish giants Galatasaray in 2004, however during his four years at the club, a string of arguments with managers and staff saw him frustrated and played fewer games than he would have liked.
He decided to leave the club, but would stay in Turkey and join up with Trabzonspor to see out the rest of his stuttering career. He had a successful 2 years and was eventually appointed captain before he called it a day in 2010.
Song now uses his football experiences in his new job as a football pundit for 'Orange Sports'.
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Kent Dinner Club
Kent Dinner Club met March 13 with eight attending.
The next meeting will be 5:30 p.m. April 14 at Creston Family Restaurant.
Ladies Lakeshore Auxiliary
Ladies Lakeshore Auxiliary met March 13.
Canasta winners were Maxine May, first; Beulah McDonald, second; and Connie Bailey, third.
Rose Blakesley won the door prize.
McDonald hosted cards and chatter Wednesday.
The Book Club
The Book Club met 1:30 p.m. March 4 with Carolyn Hubatka as hostess at Kelly's Garden Cafe.
Eleven members were present. The secretary report was read and approved. Roll call was answered with books read in February. Sherry Taylor gave a review about selections at the coffee house event at the library.
Carolyn Derrick gave the club a thank you card for the yellow roses she received from The Book Club.
The program was by Dorothy McNaught on the novel "Calico Joe" by John Grisham.
The next meeting will be 6:30 p.m. April 1 at Retta's office. Facilitator for the program will be Meg Crawford.
Beta Kappa Chapter DKG
Beta Kappa Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma met 9 a.m. March 9 at Orient United Methodist Church with 11 members and two guests present. Don and Kathy Cross of Creston presented a program about their trip to South Africa.
With the contributions received from various members, a Grant-in-Aid Scholarship will be awarded to a graduating senior from one of the area schools who desires to major in education at college. Applications have been sent to the school counselors.
A thank you from Julie Derby for the support during her losses these past months was read.
Tammie Cass gave a report on the mini-grant the chapter was awarded from Upsilon State. Several members volunteered to help complete the work needed to implement the activities involved with the grant.
The members were reminded of several dates to keep in mind. Upsilon State Convention is June 7-9 in Ottumwa. Early registrations are due April 26. The fall executive board meeting at DMACC Urban Campus will be Sept. 7, 2013. Upsilon State Scholarship applications are due April 15.
Pi Chapter has indicated a desire to merge with Beta Kappa Chapter. Therefore, President Karen Tussey presented the members with the state regulated options available. A short discussion followed. A vote on this issue will take place at the regular June meeting.
The next meeting will be a joint meeting with Pi Chapter 1 p.m. April 13 to sew dresses and britches for the children of Africa. Connie Nielsen gave a report on what the members need to bring. She will provide the pattern, but if members want to check the website, they can go to nancysnotions.com and click on "Helping Others." The hostesses will provide snack foods, but each member should bring her own drink.
After the meeting was adjourned, the members filled eight trays with donated cookies to be taken to teachers in Winterset, Nodaway Valley, Earlham and Orient-Macksburg schools to show appreciation.
PI Chapter DKG
Eight members and one guest attended the March 11 meeting at the home of Sandy Harris. The meal was provided by the Panther Culinary students.
Bailey Fry-Schnormeir, CHS art instructor, gave the program "Seat for Supplies." This program features chairs painted by CHS art students that are displayed in area businesses for a silent auction. The money is then used for classroom supplies and visiting artists. The monthly meeting followed.
President Joan Lienneman called the meeting to order.
The November minutes were read and approved.
The treasurer's report was given by Kim Riley.
A thank you note was read from Ellen Cain's family for memorial books given in her memory. State President Angela Pratt sent a note thanking the group for helping host her visit. A note was also read from Mary Zirkelbach, state program book review committee, in regard to the chapter's program book. Praise was given to the information provided to members of the chapter.
Old business:
Zirkelbach has been nominated for Upsilon State President and is asking for members to serve on state committees. Applications for the Neva Barnhart Leadership seminar are also requested.
New business:
The state convention will be held June 7-9 in Ottumwa with guest speaker Dr. Lace Marie Brogan from Alberta, Canada, giving the address. Lienneman will be attending.
The April meeting will be held April 13 in the CHS family and consumer science classroom. Members will be joined by the Adair/Madison County Chapter to make pillow case dresses for children in Africa. A list of items to bring was discussed. Ruth Clinton and Joyce Abbott will provide cheese and crackers, and Deena Bevins will bring a vegetable tray.
A white elephant sale was held with $37.65 raised.
M/S/C by Ruth Clinton and Harris to adjourn the meeting.
Chautauqua Club
Progressive Circle Chautauqua Study Club met March 12 at the home of Kay Ritter for the 118th anniversary party. Hostesses were Kay Ritter, Beverly Butler and Beverly Brayman. Eighteen members, four life members and 14 active members attended the luncheon.
The program was presented by Creston High School speech students, Ben Mullin and Madison Phelps.
After the Pledge of Allegiance, the meeting was called to order by President Kathy Tapken.
Secretary Mary Morris read the January minutes. Carolyn Biere moved acceptance of the minutes, and Judy Woods seconded the motion.
The February meeting was cancelled because of snow.
The treasurer's report was read by Sharon Skarda and approved.
A donation was given to the Federated Clubs Southwestern Community College scholarship. Tapken presented a bill for the construction of two Reel-in and Recycle projects by John Tapken. They are to be located at Three Mile and Green Valley lakes. The cost will be divided among the three Creston Federated Clubs. Bev Butler moved and Judy Woods seconded the motion to pay our share of the bill for the Reel-in and Recycle containers. The motion passed.
Rural Iowa Crisis Center thanked the group for its support of its Operation Santa project. The Daffodil project's preliminary results are $4,115. Pat Butcher and Betty Wallace were thanked for coordinating Daffodil Days. The American Cancer Society announced 2013 will be the last year for the daffodil project.
Jerrie Henderson led a discussion of a possible new project visiting/volunteering with senior citizens at care centers, assisted living and homes in the community. Judy Weese moved and Judy Woods seconded the motion to add a new project to the program. This is a nonchurch sponsored project.
The meeting was closed by the reading of Mary Stewart's collect. The next meeting will be April 23, place to be announced.
The weekly Kiwanis meeting was held 12:05 p.m. Tuesday at The Windrow with 24 members and two guests. Brad Lorenzen president, presided, and gave the prayer. Sam Beaty was finemaster.
The program was John Baker, board member of Union County Cattleman's Association. He discussed the local cattle business, some of the changes and his organizations programs of scholarships to young farmers and money toward a breeding heifer to give them a start on their own herd.
This year's Pancake Day fundraiser will be 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday at the United Methodist Church on the corner of Elm and Howard streets. Get tickets now from any Kiwanis member, $6 prepay or $7 at the door for adults.
Lincoln Neighbors
Lincoln Neighbors Club met at the home of Phyllis Huff with 13 members present. Huff opened the meeting with an Easter reading, "Celebration of Our Savior," and poems "Easter Joy" and "Joy of Easter." Roll call was answered by a Bible verse and reading funnies.
Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved.
In new business, Mary announced of the women's night out 6:30 p.m. April 4 at the Methodist Church in Creston with UMW as hostess. To attend, let them know by March 31.
There was no further business.
Dorothy Jackson will be hostess next month at the church. The Lord's prayer was said by all.
Huff served lunch with an Easter theme.

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Your opponent has executed a safety, placing the cue ball
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Place an
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Shoot, with
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to hit the 1 ball.
Shoot, with
2-Tips of English, Right of Center on the cue ball, into Diamond Point 0
to hit the 2 ball.
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Explanation: The diamonds numbered 1-10 at the bottom of the photo, going right
and up the bottom rail, are referred to as DP, meaning: Diamond Points .
diamonds numbered 1-11 at the top of the photo are referred to as the DCP,
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cue balls have a number on them. This means the number of CUE STICK TIPS to use
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the cue ball in front of (DP) 0, about 4 inches or more off the rail as
shown above (the added cue
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ball from).
Next, place
the 1 ball on the rail at TDP number 4, as shown above.
Hit 3-Tips
Right of Center, into DCP 1, to hit the 1 ball at TDP 4, or
Hit 2-Tips
Right of Center, into DCP 2, to hit the 1 ball on TDP 4,
Hit 1-Tip
Right of Center, into DCP 3 to hit the 1 ball on TDP 4,
Hit 0-Tips
Right of Center, into DCP 4 to hit the 1 ball on TDP 4.
the math! At DP0 using 3
Tips + DCP1 (the
Cue Ball Path) = TDP 4 (the
Target object ball)
Whatever diamond
the cue ball is on, that DP and the DCP directly across become the new
0 points to begin adding the TIPS plus DCP spaces to hit the TDP.
Start by
counting the number of DP's from DP-0 to the TDP (the object ball to kick at).
Next, add 0,
1, 2, or 3 (Cue TIPS of English) plus a DCP number until it equals A,
the TDP spaces to hit total (see the diagram below: The TDP diamond
number value is 4).
The TIP number, plus the DCP number must equal the TDP
spaces number. Count how 3+1,
2+2, 1+3 or 0+4 all equal reaching the TDP space number 4).
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- Thomas Anderson
- Portland, ME
- United States
This conversation is closed.
For every one plastic flower made, 5 real flowers are unable to grow.
For every one plastic flower made, 5 real flowers are unable to grow.
No explanation needed. Just a discussion about the values of humanity.
Please, let's talk about values. I appreciate plastic, but let's talk about values.
Closing Statement from Thomas Anderson
We need less plastic stuff. Thank you.
Nov 25 2012: You are DARN right!
I had some reflections about plastic during my recent visit at a graveyard. What makes people choose plastic flowers/plastic christmas trees? What makes them also lit a battery light instead of a real fire?
Economic factors do play a role, no doubt, but I think there is something more to it. People want these symbols to be everlasting. They are affraid of transcendency and old age.
It is great you brought this subject up, Thomas. Something good may come out of it. My comments are fresh, I need to rethink it once more to get to the root of the cause!
Nov 25 2012: I think it's plastic factories with no imagination...
Nov 26 2012: It might just as well be unimaginative plastic factories but in my mind the fault is not on the producer but the consumer. After all, if there was no demand for plastic flowers, there would be no factories producing them.
I am not 100% sure of this, as some producers do create demand for their products (see tv and its stupid programmes) but usually it is already inside the people. The entrepreneur simply uncovers this need.
Nov 27 2012: Good points! Who is responsible, corporations, government, or the individual?
How do I keep myself from buying that beautiful, plastic flower that will last forever?
If someone told me I could make 10 million dollars selling plastic flowers, would I?
If government told me I couldn't make plastic flowers anymore, would I be mad?
W. Ying
Nov 28 2012: I believe:
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Value = coefficient x happiness,
Happiness = Valid happiness + Invalid happiness;
Value = Valid value + Invalid value.
The value of 1 plastic flower = - (5 real flowers).
(For INVALID happiness, see the 1st article, points 1.1-3, at https://skydrive.live.com/?cid=D24D89AE8B1E2E0D&id=D24D89AE8B1E2E0D%21283&sc=documents.)Nov 25 2012: After a complex set of mental exercised and examination of facts We can find answers that vary sith the siuze and significance of the situation.
Nov 25 2012: and also, the more electricity I use to type this response, the more trees that are killed...Nov 26 2012: William Ralph Inge - "The aim of education is the knowledge not of facts but of values."
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Nov 26 2012: "Intelligence plus character-that is the goal of true education." - Martin Luther King jr.
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now i'm considering buying another one, but don't want to get one until i can figure out how to secure it properly.
i've been playing with some ideas of building a cage out of 3/8-1/2" flat stock that would attach and hinge off of one of the main support beams in the garage, and then pivot down over the welder and lock to the floor with 1 or 2 of those industrial hockey puck looking locks that you see on work vans sometime.
i had someone try to steal my air compressor, but i had it secured to a main support beam with a 6,000# logging chain pulled through the engine plate that is welded to the compressor, and a 10" long 3/4" bolt dipped in red locktite that went through the support beam. then i also had 2 steel plates that went over the legs of the compressor and were anchored to the floor with 1/2" bolts. they failed to steal it, and only managed to unplug the power cord.
Obviously a setup like that wouldn't quite work, as i need the welder mobile, and going through the handle is a joke since it's plastic. that's why i've been playing with a full cage idea that would be attached to the beam and the floor.
any other ideas or suggestions on how to secure a welder??? I really would like to get one again, but don't want a repeat of last time. because $2,600 is alot of money for a **** miller 211. LOL
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After you get your cage built make sure that you can't get to the mig gun and the welder switch because you can turn it up and burn right thru the metal. Just sayin...BobBob Wright, Grandson of Tee Nee Boat Trailer Founder
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I agree fully with you on that.
If the OP wants to be able to move his machine easily, then a thief will do the same, but do it more quickly.
Securing an entrance door (or wherever the machine is rolled to exit the shop is much easier to do than putting the machine inside a cage.
A lot less trouble for the owner to use as well.
I simply put two double keyed deadbolt locks on my shop door and never worry about it.
To roll the 250 lb MM251 out of the shop they will have to open the door or remove it.
Not going to be easy for them to do that.
But a thief can disable anything if he has a mind to.
Just a matter of how much time he has to do it and if he can escape without getting shot dead.
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If you're paying $2,600 for a 211, someone's not shopping very smart.
Sounds to me like you got ripped off TWICE. Once from the place you bought your welder, and once from the thief.
Sounds to me like you need to take the money you didn't need to pay for a 211 and find a better insurance company.
Whole thing smells kinda fishy though.
Locks are designed to keep honest people honest. If you can use it, a decent thief (if there's such a thing) can defeat your safeguards.
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I've found Colt, S&W, and H&K to be quite effective.
Renewal policy (at < $1.00/cartridge) is also quite inexpensive.
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paint it Red and put a Lincoln sticker on it
Good luck with your build-
Seems like the thieves had plenty of time in your shop: Rural area?
Luckily for me, the benefit of City life is that the Police arrive in about 5 mins
when my Alarm goes off- fortunately both times were false alarms but was nice to see 4 squad cars show up ready to rumble.
With the way my personal insurance is bundled it is basically free to have the
Coverage with a Home alarm system.
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Just a few ideas.
Install the two deadbolts.
Fabricate a metal strap across your entry door in two places.
On the inside of your windows, weld circles of razor wire across and down the window area. Cover the window area with pegboard and fill the void between the glass and the pegboard with styrafoam peanuts. (saves on heat and cooling) and provides more wall space for tool storage.
Construct and weld a gate across your garage door bottom to top.
If you have a air conditioner unit, install a anti push through bar. (hot in Florida)
Surveillance cameras even dummy ones that just blink red will be effective.
Lights are a burglars worst nightmare. Light it up and install a few motion activated lights. If you are a hunter install a infared deer camera that is motion activated.
Finally install that alarm the rings at the local Sheriff or Police Station.
Insure your items with a shop policy. (There are many different types)
One of the other posters said that locks are for Honest Men and He is right. but you can save your self some heartache with these simple precautions.
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I like your idea, you could probably get away with 1-1/4 into 1-1/2 tubing. its a bit loose but if you drilled some holes and welded some threaded nuts to the outer tube, you could thread in bolts to tighten up the table at whichever position you wanted. It kinda looks like you drew that in already. To reduce the risk of swayback you could opt to have your inner tubes be seperate pieces from your table frame which can simply be slipped through seperatly as you adjust your table, have them double up on each other for the entire length of the table (perhaps a shorter set for when you want the tables in the compact configuration)
Honestly though, I think you will end up spreading out the table to its entire length for 99% of your work and you will probably be wishing you made a 1 piece top for it.
Unless you need to fold it up and put the table aside after each project I think you will find yourself wanting a solid 1 piece flat table to work on.
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Thanks for all the comments. There a lot to consider. I don't think I need to make the cross bars a perfect telescope fit if I have welded nuts for clamp bolts (I'm thinking 5/8" bolts) on the outside tubes. The bolts can take up a vertical gap (between inside and outside tubes), so I could weld the nuts on the side with the seam, and put the gap there. I'd want to crank the bolts pretty hard to keep things solid and prevent sagging, so another consideration is I don't want the bolts to crush the inside tubes or distort the outer ones. Not sure what thicknesses are required for that.
Most of the time, the limited space I have can't comfortably handle more than say a 32 x 42 table, but I'd like to make frames for benches and tables that might be 5ft by 3ft so it would be nice to clamp up the whole thing at once, and temporarily lose some room around the table. The posted ideas for add on or flip up side wings, or even separate tables, are something I need to consider.
The whole idea came from looking at the $2k Stronghand Fixture table:
, but it of course doesn't do sliding width. I anyone else has ideas, please add them.
The idea appeals to me, but I've found it not to be necessary to have a solid table top for fitup of larger projects.
I've often used sawhorses with two or three lengths of 3", 5# channel clamped at a right angle to them. The gaps between channels allow for access, and my clamp inventory is good enough most times to hold everything together for tack-up.
The "bench" materials store easily when you're done.
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If you want true 1/4" wall tubing for the outside parts, check Northern, they sell 12" and 18" long sections of receiver tubes ....
Otherwise, use 3/16" wall for the outsides, turn them so the internal seams are on the same plane as the setscrews.
Weld the nuts for the setscrews on the corners, not in the middles. This will give you more crush-resistance, plus more rigidity, since it's forcing the inside tube up against two surfaces, not one.Obviously, I'm just a hack-artist, you shouldn't be listening to anything I say .....
I would make the Main table solid and then just mount receiver tubes on the ends.
Your Wings would then slide in to the receiver tubes on each end or just one, depending on the length you need.
(although I bet it will be tough to make any Wing sit exactly flat with the main table)
The wings could be 1/4" so yer not busting a nut. The wings don't need to be as heavy duty as the main table.
Of course you don't have the Open table design but I agree wid the others- lots o' work to make the Sliding Table, work.
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Ed's take is smart, especially from a KISS point of view. You could have the wings fold down, also. You could even have them swing up and lock into position with a gap between them and the main table, so you have an open slot for clamping whenever one of the wings is up and in position. A simple hinge is a lot easier to build than telescoping tubing -- easier to keep clean and functional, too.
Here's what I meant with my interlocking top idea. It would actually be two three-legged tables that would fit together. You could slide them apart for more surface area, and in doing so open up more clamping space as the table gets wider.
My idea is not smart, from a KISS point of view.
It would be tricky to cut, too, unless you used assorted rectangles to make each top.
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I checked the price of hitch receiver tubing at local place, $114 for 6 feet. It sounds like a lot, but then I get to thinking that it's probably worth $50 (or whatever the cost is over seamed tubing) to not have to worry about the seam.


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40,000 pices.
do you just pre-cut 1,000 or so pices in a few basic shapes and add them as needed, or cut each one as needed ?? seems like precutting would work better but ya never know.thanks for the help
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I pre-cut a pile of shapes and catalogue them in shallow cartons so I can pick out what I need(sometimes shards 1/2 inch long) When I start running out of a certain size I cut for a few hours. I calculated 40,000 pieces for the bears by figuring out and average size of a cut piece and doing the math with 7 sheets of steel. Could be more. Artists are not great at math. If you look at this photo you can see a box of pieces and you can also see the small version of the bears beside me...I make that first so I can work out the details before I get into trouble with the big one.
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.....and Dabar, what beautiful work to be a part of![/QUOTE]
I am very familiar with ricochets as they seem occur quite close to me every time I fire up the old Trail Blazer to engage in my "art work"! Beats me as to why...? I guess I'm lucky that my critics shoot like I weld!
And by the way, those grizzlies - AWESOME! - AWESOME! - AWESOME!
weldress, Everyone I have shown your sculptures to have all had the same amount of amazement you've given me. Outstanding work on all of these, but, I would have to say the grizzlies are my favorites so far. DaveIf necessity is the Mother of Invention, I must be the Father of Desperation!
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indoor pieces
I do a lot of indoor pieces...this is a Great Grey Owl, life-size...the piece stands 71/2 feet high, the bird is 36" head to tail, stainless, brass, 22 guage sheet steel, steel rod, pipe, oxy-acetylene welded.
I guess posting artwork has not caught on although I know there are a lot more artists out there, full and part-time.
Looking at what people do on the side with welding proves proves that nothing is impossible. The Hobart site someone mentioned does have a lot, however.
I am not into producing art in my welding(although a piece of metal with a good weld or a finely machined piece is still a turn-on to me. Your work is wonderful. Meeting you, I'm sure would be a pleasure. You have in you what the average person can not understand. I'm sure every piece welded on to make your art, has its memory..........Nick
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Weldress, I, and probably many of us here, have no problems envisioning a job with a real practical purpose, something that has to perform a service, I have a great admiration for those (like yourself) who can come up with a concept, and using the skills of our trade (or any other trade for that matter), and bring this concept to life.
Getting back to the subject of female welders, I know one that'll put most guys to shame, grew up on a family dairy farm (where everybody worked, an immigrant Swiss/Italian family, started with nothing, and nobody got a free ride), this lady went and got a full nursing degree, had a great job, OR room nurses around here get close to six figure incomes, sometimes over. Anyhow, her brothers kept the farm going, great dairymen, great farmers, good businessmen, but not a whole lot of mechanical aptitude. After a few years, she noticed, equipment running down, quit the nursing job, moved back, kicked everybody out of the shop. Does all the mechanics, all the welding repairs, all the new fab work. I've seen her build new silage dump boxes on ten-wheelers, and for a 110 - 120 pound person she can sure swing a mean sledgehammer
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I do a lot of "functional metal work" - gates, fireplace screens, some kinetic sculptures, furniture, etc. I also work with a fused-glass artist and we do some joint art pieces.
I was a mechanical engineer in my former life, then built an adobe house in 1987 but couldn't find light sconces that I liked. I signed up for a welding class and realized I found my calling. Was able to quit engineering in 1992 and now I just weld and play full time. There's nothing better than chalking out the opening size on the garage floor then sitting there and creating a gate! (or a bear!) cat


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How can a scientist really believe in miracles? How, or why, does a scientist pray? And how could a physicist possibly believe in the Resurrection of Jesus?
This book shares and even embodies the very inspiration that launched BioLogos—the desire to help people find answers to "Genuine Questions" about relating scientific accounts of origins to their faith in God as creator.
What sets Evolving in Monkey Town apart is that it takes the abstract ideas discussed in more scholarly works and incarnates them in a person. Where other books strive to reach an answer, we join with Rachel as she struggles to find a way to live in the questions.
By all accounts, my faith should have perished the moment I started asking questions about faith and science. All my life I'd been taught that I had to choose—between believing the Bible and believing my science book, between honoring God and embracing evolution.
Belief collects the most important writings on faith and belief, from C.S. Lewis to Martin Luther King.
John Polkinghorne and Nicholas Beale respond to key questions about the interaction of science and faith.
"With scholarship and eloquence that reminds me of C. S. Lewis, Dinesh D'Souza addresses the urgent questions of our time, such as 'Is Christianity believable in the face of the discoveries of modern science and modern scholarship?' " - Reverend Robert H. Schuller
This outstanding book provides an in-depth historical study of the place of Jesus in the religious life, beliefs, and worship of Christians from the beginnings of the Christian movement down to the late second century. -Amazon
Dowe demonstrates that many thoughtful and religious people have also found harmony between science and faith.
Phipps relies on Darwin's own journals and correspondence to depict his "circuitous journey of faith."
A forceful and accessible discussion of Christian belief that has become one of the most popular introductions to Christianity and one of the most popular of Lewis's books. -Amazon


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