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Flying about 250 feet AGL to check for leaks in the oilfield in West Texas. The weather was crappy that day. Average speed is 160 MPH in a Cessna 210.

My sister videoed my take-off from Gladewater, TX. So I had some fun with the editing. The part at the end where the plane just disappears is not from editing, it just happened. Weird.

I use re-purposed whiskey, beer and wine bottles to make lamps. This is how I drill the hole in the bottle for the power cord bushing. Go slow and let the bit do the work.

I make lamps using whiskey, beer and wine bottles. This is how I make a hole in the bottle for the plastic bushing for the power cord. I learned how to do it the hard way. I hope this helps you.

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Created and manufactured by Barry's Shop Works, it will crush 24 fl oz or smaller cans at a rate of 20 per minute. Almost totally maintenance free. 3' long and weighs 60 lbs.

This is the "MACC 20" aluminum can crusher I make in my small shop in West Texas. I invented it and am the only manufacturer. It saves a lot of time and energy if you need to crush a lot of cans quickly. It has a hand held remote and I have added a can counter. $975 shipping. Contact me at barry.bswmfg@yahoo.com

A small life like version of a standard oil field pump jack. All wood construction except for the hardware. 4' high and 5 1/2' long. $725 pick up at my shop. Contact me at barry.bswmfg@yahoo.com

A safety training slide show for hand propping an airplane the safest way.

I designed this tail gate step to withstand the rugged abuse of the West Texas oilfield. All Steel. Hides out of sight when not in use. www.barryshopworks.com

This was my first try at making a film, so don't be too critical. Funny.

Created and built by Barry Hayes. This machine will quickly cut up an 10' joint of 1/2 inch copper tubing with little effert. www.BarryShopWorks.com