Keith Fenner, Career, Hobbies and Life

Shortly after getting some paint on the framing, we get it assembled upright for the first test run...

A finale assemble of the rotating unit and testing of the motor and drive chain components, before prepping to be moved to the paint and full operation testing location...

Doing a demo on importing a JPG into the drawing, as I cut out the Rotary switch mounts for the center pivot...

Limit switches and lead screws grand Finale, before dismantling and transport to paint shop...

Happy Fathers Day Guys, Today's video, I share the making of a flat belt drive pulley, using the tracer attachment on the Clausing lathe...

We chose to use our PlasmaCAM, to create our own signs, for our truck. There no better way to advertise, than to take a sample with you at all times...

From time to time, I'll have a (car buff) come in and want wheel studs changed out; sometimes using the same size studs and sometimes it's to change to a new stud design like this set of rotors...

Happy Fathers Day Guys, Today's video, I share the making of a flat belt drive pulley, using the tracer attachment on the Clausing lathe...

Pearl is going back together once again, I set the headstock on the bed today, we will start the repairs of all the components needed inside and assemble the rest with new bearings and seals. Life is good! Cheers, Keith Wazer's website : http://www.wazer.com Link to The Peel 2 3D Scanner: https://ultimate3dprintingstore.com/products/peel-2-cad-s-3d-scanner?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=turnwright Link to all Peel 3d Scanners: https://ultimate3dprintingstore.com/collections/peel-3d?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=turnwright Link to American Rotary: https://www.americanrotary.com/ Hot Sot Ovens: https://barzindustrial.com/hotshot-ovens https://www.americanrotary.com/product-category/hot-shot-ovens/

Pearl is going back together once again, I set the headstock on the bed today, we will start the repairs of all the components needed inside and assemble the rest with new bearings and seals. Life is good! Cheers, Keith Wazer's website : http://www.wazer.com Link to The Peel 2 3D Scanner: https://ultimate3dprintingstore.com/products/peel-2-cad-s-3d-scanner?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=turnwright Link to all Peel 3d Scanners: https://ultimate3dprintingstore.com/collections/peel-3d?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=turnwright Link to American Rotary: https://www.americanrotary.com/ Hot Sot Ovens: https://barzindustrial.com/hotshot-ovens https://www.americanrotary.com/product-category/hot-shot-ovens/

Margarita's anyone! DIY blender, We can help you create just about anything...

Margarita's anyone! DIY blender, We can help you create just about anything...

When it comes to repairs, on your own shit, don't cheep out, repair it like you were doing the job for someone else! Wait do I have that backwards?

When it comes to repairs, on your own shit, don't cheep out, repair it like you were doing the job for someone else! Wait do I have that backwards?

When it comes to repairs, on your own shit, don't cheep out, repair it like you were doing the job for someone else! Wait do I have that backwards?

When I first came to the Cape, I was introduced to a lot of talented fishermen, one in mind was Bob Sampson, he requested the machining of harpoon heads he needed for sticking tuna, also called stick fishing. To make a short story, one became a few, then a dozen, over the years, I've modified it a bit from the original design, mostly for machining ease. It has become the most popular stick design in New England...

When I first came to the Cape, I was introduced to a lot of talented fishermen, one in mind was Bob Sampson, he requested the machining of harpoon heads he needed for sticking tuna, also called stick fishing. To make a short story, one became a few, then a dozen, over the years, I've modified it a bit from the original design, mostly for machining ease. It has become the most popular stick design in New England...

When I first came to the Cape, I was introduced to a lot of talented fishermen, one in mind was Bob Sampson, he requested the machining of harpoon heads he needed for sticking tuna, also called stick fishing. To make a short story, one became a few, then a dozen, over the years, I've modified it a bit from the original design, mostly for machining ease. It has become the most popular stick design in New England...

Every once in a while we all get that crazy idea to machine something in place. Is it because were too lazy, tired of doing it the old way, maybe were scared / opening a bucket of worms or the cost of removal validates the cost of making a jig. Every once in awhile, I get crazy and take the challenge of making their tooling, like this tool, I call the Portakey...

Finishing the final details on the support drive and limit switches, before disassembly for painting...

Every once in a while we all get that crazy idea to machine something in place. Is it because were too lazy, tired of doing it the old way, maybe were scared / opening a bucket of worms or the cost of removal validates the cost of making a jig. Every once in awhile, I get crazy and take the challenge of making their tooling, like this tool, I call the Portakey...The final assembly!

Every once in a while we all get that crazy idea to machine something in place. Is it because were too lazy, tired of doing it the old way, maybe were scared / opening a bucket of worms or the cost of removal validates the cost of making a jig. Every once in awhile, I get crazy and take the challenge of making their tooling, like this tool, I call the Portakey...

Every once in a while we all get that crazy idea to machine something in place. Is it because were too lazy, tired of doing it the old way, maybe were scared / opening a bucket of worms or the cost of removal validates the cost of making a jig. Every once in awhile, I get crazy and take the challenge of making their tooling, like this tool, I call the Portakey...

Every once in a while we all get that crazy idea to machine something in place. Is it because were too lazy, tired of doing it the old way, maybe were scared / opening a bucket of worms or the cost of removal validates the cost of making a jig. Every once in awhile, I get crazy and take the challenge of making their tooling, like this tool, I call the Portakey...