Happy birthday Behrmon!
In all honesty, I've been feeling the weight of the world lately - not just the COVID thing. But I'm trying to look on the bright side...
We started moving into our new shop middle of December, as with any move, lots of stress, lots of unknowns, lots of things we overcame and fixed - all it takes is time and money, right? Worked evenings, weekends, ran around getting parts and things to make other things work. Paid all my guys for 2 weeks of basically "moving" vs "working" - but, I knew it would be that way. Took delivery of our new Vanguard VKM-600, and tech was out last week to install and train only to find out my electrician screwed up and didn't have the power/voltage set within tolerance. (Word to the wise, when a piece of machinery calls for a set voltage and you trust your electrician to understand how important that is - DON'T) Seems he had it in his head there was a 5% tolerance and in his mind, all was good - well it wasn't. We had to order buck/boosters for both lines, and of course, nobody had them in stock so it was going to take 4 days to get them in. So long story short, tech was pulled off our job and won't be back to do final assembly and training till Feb 1st. Meanwhile, making our first payment on the machine this week and haven't made a dime from it yet. Not anyone's fault, just is what it is... really was hoping to have this thing running by now. I could go on, but again, I'm trying to look on the bright side... *SIGH*...
However, shop is coming along, finally getting things organized and back up and running, I can see light at the end of the tunnel... but MAN THIS TUNNEL SEEMS TO GO ON FOREVER!!!! LOL.