The Story of Transcendence

[Tango]

I have been looking for some lockers to do something similar myself! Love it!

[MuddaEarth]

Put on your comfy clothes, grab your popcorn and favorite beverage, take a seat in your easy chair and check out the latest installment of The Transcendence Project.....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUHX...twinqmhs5lba2w

[MuddaEarth]

Originally Posted by Tango

I have been looking for some lockers to do something similar myself! Love it!

Thanks Tango.....I'm really enjoying re-using old stuff in my conversion. I'll probably have to put some foam weatherstripping on the door to keep it from rattling like crazy but I think they look pretty cool. Nothing better than already made doors!

[captcarl]

I'm just getting started into looking to convert a skoolie into a retirement combination toy hauler/RV. I just power watched all your video's this weekend. WOW!!! What an unbelievable job you've done. Love the raised roof with the vista window. You talk about a play by play on how to convert one of those buses. You have it down. I've been following a lot of other build sites and they also have some excellent ideas and advice. Keep up the great work. I'm looking forward to your next video.

Carl

[Brewerbob]

Originally Posted by MuddaEarth

Put on your comfy clothes, grab your popcorn and favorite beverage, take a seat in your easy chair and check out the latest installment of The Transcendence Project.....

So much for using equipment that everyone has!! That is one hell of a table saw.

[Rusty]

Sliding table Bies, Nice !

That beard and flannel were scaring the stuffing out of me. Push sticks are your friend.

[Geo Jeff]

Originally Posted by Rusty

Sliding table Bies, Nice !

That beard and flannel were scaring the stuffing out of me. Push sticks are your friend.

I saw him run that finger by the saw blade and just said that guy is an artist. My father in law is missing two fingers on one hand and half of a couple on the other. He doesn't know what the word push or stick is still. But he builds great stuff. Apparently you don't have to have fingers to work wood or ears to paint.

Your work is to discover your world and then with all your heart give yourself to it
Budda

[Rusty]

Originally Posted by Geo Jeff

Apparently you don't have to have fingers to work wood or ears to paint.

Your work is to discover your world and then with all your heart give yourself to it
Budda

Ha! Wrong.

Ran the CNC in high-end cabinet shop. Also was OSHA contact for the shop and wrote all the lock-out procedures.

Still have my own woodworking shop-- and ALL my fingers.

[snonut]

Originally Posted by Geo Jeff

I saw him run that finger by the saw blade and just said that guy is an artist. My father in law is missing two fingers on one hand and half of a couple on the other. He doesn't know what the word push or stick is still. But he builds great stuff. Apparently you don't have to have fingers to work wood or ears to paint.

Your work is to discover your world and then with all your heart give yourself to it
Budda

I ran a machine shop for 25 years. I taught safety classes to apprentices for three years and the first thing I told them was the reason I was teaching the class was that after 15 years as a machinist I still had all my fingers. With all the possibilities for true accidents to cause damage deliberately putting yourself in harms way is silly.

[MuddaEarth]

Happy Saturday friends!! I've uploaded the next installment of the Transcendence project......kick off those shoes, relax for a moment and give it a watch!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_sXzyJ4NlS4