Stuff you have made today

[Memmeddu]

I too was continually suffering with kidney stones every few months. It went on for a couple of years until I discovered a natural cure.

https://riohealth.co.uk/products/ri...ling_plan=712358855032&variant=54900926447992

Quebra pedra is a natural remedy that breaks up the stones. I took the capsules and drank the tea for a few months and it cured me.

I have told you this before, did you try it yet?

I did look for them but really no physical time to get or even use it.
I've got to have extracorporeal shock waves treatment 3 years ago
No problems since till last week.
Now having to have a visit on next week (obviously paid)
Let's see what they figure out this time.

PS sorry I'm trying to answer from this morning just had little break now and going back operational on Easter tasks

 

[Turbo]

I did look for them but really no physical time to get or even use it.
I've got to have extracorporeal shock waves treatment 3 years ago
No problems since till last week.
Now having to have a visit on next week (obviously paid)
Let's see what they figure out this time.

PS sorry I'm trying to answer from this morning just had little break now and going back operational on Easter tasks

You can buy them on Amazon and delivered to your door.
You take the capsules with your food just like you are probably taking painkillers now.
You are now having to take time off work and paying to see a doctor. Plus suffering the terrible pain from the stones.

The shock treatment breaks up the stones into smaller pieces but some pieces can stay in your body and start growing again.

Get the pills and try them. They might actually get rid of the kidney stones you have and stop them coming back. They dissolve all the stones so that your are entirely clear of them.

 

[Memmeddu]

Went to buy firewood on early morning for tomorrow.
Then went for an haircut
Then went to my property to check out the well...
I've started the pump but nothing came out from the pipe.
Stopped the pump.
Checked the water level.
Discovered it dropped drastically like 3 meters in one week.
Well is dead .
I need water to mix the concrete for my workshop
While I was there I've took few pictures at two unknown pieces of machinery I've collected over the years to understand what they are.

This huge pedestal grinder hot for 30 euro two years ago.
I don't know nothing about this thing if not that it's a big 80kg chunk of cast iron

Nameplate impossibile to read.
Few random numbers here and there but not enough to understand what make or something.
The only things I can read is
5HP2 Wich can mean nothing or everything cause it can either be a 2HP or 5HP grinder (250mm wheels)
260V ∆
A 54 stamped in the middle
But nothing to understand what those numbers mean.
Google Ai said that it's UXO aka unexploded ordinance, useful thing on these days.
Anyways on the other piece I've had more luck

Comet FR2 cold saw

Google Ai useless as well, it can read that, so I've interpreted the nameplate of the motor, redrawn it on a piece of paper an repeated the search

So that's not exactly a copy of it but that's what I've been able to read
Google Ai figured out a bunch of things about that motor
Made by F.I.C.E.M. in Sesto San Giovanni Milan
An Italian company active since 1947
Dahlander motor
1.1HP at 2880 RPM 2 poles connection
0.85HP at 1400 RPM 4 poles connection
By the look of the motor (open enclosure induction motor), the telephone number of the motor manufacturer, the lack of prefix, etc
Google Ai said that this thing has been manufactured in the middle 50's to the early 60's
Double checked same results
If I find time I'd like to try to clean the grinder nameplate to see if I'm able to copy the details to try to understand what I'm "working" with
The time period right after WW2 has been the greatest for Italian machine tools companies, there were so many that most of them don't sound Italian Either

 

[Turbo]

Went to buy firewood on early morning for tomorrow.
Then went for an haircut
Then went to my property to check out the well...
I've started the pump but nothing came out from the pipe.
Stopped the pump.
Checked the water level.
Discovered it dropped drastically like 3 meters in one week.
Well is dead .
I need water to mix the concrete for my workshop
While I was there I've took few pictures at two unknown pieces of machinery I've collected over the years to understand what they are.
View attachment 535558
This huge pedestal grinder hot for 30 euro two years ago.
I don't know nothing about this thing if not that it's a big 80kg chunk of cast iron
View attachment 535560
Nameplate impossibile to read.
Few random numbers here and there but not enough to understand what make or something.
The only things I can read is
5HP2 Wich can mean nothing or everything cause it can either be a 2HP or 5HP grinder (250mm wheels)
260V ∆
A 54 stamped in the middle
But nothing to understand what those numbers mean.
Google Ai said that it's UXO aka unexploded ordinance, useful thing on these days.
Anyways on the other piece I've had more luck
View attachment 535561
Comet FR2 cold saw
View attachment 535562
Google Ai useless as well, it can read that, so I've interpreted the nameplate of the motor, redrawn it on a piece of paper an repeated the search
View attachment 535563
So that's not exactly a copy of it but that's what I've been able to read
Google Ai figured out a bunch of things about that motor
Made by F.I.C.E.M. in Sesto San Giovanni Milan
An Italian company active since 1947
Dahlander motor
1.1HP at 2880 RPM 2 poles connection
0.85HP at 1400 RPM 4 poles connection
By the look of the motor (open enclosure induction motor), the telephone number of the motor manufacturer, the lack of prefix, etc
Google Ai said that this thing has been manufactured in the middle 50's to the early 60's
Double checked same results
If I find time I'd like to try to clean the grinder nameplate to see if I'm able to copy the details to try to understand what I'm "working" with
The time period right after WW2 has been the greatest for Italian machine tools companies, there were so many that most of them don't sound Italian Either

They can use etching to reveal serial numbers that have been removed from guns. Maybe that can work on the aluminium id plate from the grinder?