Shop Cam is permanently mounted now

[MissouriBullet]

Ok, I found the optimum mounting spot for shopcam-1. Nice view of the casting, sizing, and shipping operations (it's amazing to me how we get so much done in only 630 square feet.)

Robert (night caster) should be firing things up in about a half-hour. Up tonight will be 9mm SmallBall, Cowboy #6, Cowboy #2, and a continuation of .38 Match bullets on casters 1-3 and 5. #4's Minarik drive motor developed an oil leak two days ago (second time on that one) and I haven't pulled it out and re-gasketed it yet. It's operational but with four working casters, we don't need it at the moment.

Anyhow, username is THR and the password is HideyHole at www.missouribullet.com:1024

Drop in and give us a peek!

 

[floydster]

It will be fun to see where my bullets are coming from.
Floyd

 

[SSN Vet]

Does your system record the image to disk?

We installed a Panasonic camera system where I work and it has helped identify what "really" happened after more than one accident.

 

[mfcmb]

fun!

 

[smokey262]

Interesting to watch your operation, but personally I would not want a bunch of folks watching me every moment at work. I don't screw off, but the concept is big brotherishly annoying

 

[Rich219]

Very cool!

 

[MissouriBullet]

Interesting to watch your operation, but personally I would not want a bunch of folks watching me every moment at work. I don't screw off, but the concept is big brotherishly annoying

Well, I look at it this way - we are a storefront company, same as having a big window on the street, and I thought folks might enjoy seeing how we do things.

 

[BFE]

Not working on Saturday but I like the idea, will come back to see in action.

 

[halfded]

Didn't work for me either until I tried it case sensitive.

 

[Jumping Frog]

Works fine for me. I think it is cool to be able to pan the camera.

 

[MissouriBullet]

Didn't work for me either until I tried it case sensitive.

Yep, it's case sensitive. Usernames and passwords usually are, or at least, they certainly should be.!

 

[W.E.G.]

When I try to pan the camera by clicking on the arrow buttons, it causes Adobe Acrobat to open every time I click an arrow button.

 

[Fatelvis]

That is really neat! But why are they all sitting back doing shots of what looks like Jack Daniels, and laughing?

 

[floydster]

I don't think a guy making bullets has much time to SCREW off.
Only a screw off would think that, JMO.

 

[Fatelvis]

I'm joking. Anyone could see they're busy as bees in there! Tried to make a joke, oh well, I guess its a "tough room "! LOL

 

[Double Naught Spy]

After repeated attempts to view Missouri Bullet's shop cam, I have come to the unfortunate conclusion that Missouri Bullet has been sucked into a black hole or is experiecing some other cosmic phenomenon. This is evidenced by the fact that current no light is emitted from their shop as can be plainly seen on the shop cam. Now whether this is a permanent black hole or just some sort of rift in the space-time continuum can only be resolved with time.

 

[Fatelvis]

Showing what order number was being packed would be really cool. You could actually watch YOUR bullets being packed, and if they forgot to add something, you could phone them immediately and correct it! Now THAT is interactive!

 

[floydster]

I am referring to the post by smokey262.
Floyd

 

[MissouriBullet]

When I try to pan the camera by clicking on the arrow buttons, it causes Adobe Acrobat to open every time I click an arrow button.

Your browser is using an incorrect file association. Firefox and IE work fine, according to my testing.

 

[MissouriBullet]

That is really neat! But why are they all sitting back doing shots of what looks like Jack Daniels, and laughing?

It's because we're all from under the Mason-Dixon line, Mister, and we have standards!

 

[Fatelvis]

Us above the Mason/Dixon enjoy it too! Good luck to you Missouri! Very good idea.

 

[rjbishop]

Very cool- thanks for setting that up for us- now I have even MORE time wasted away on the Web... thanks a lot!

Was watching a moment ago- saw that you carefully laid those HUGE ingots into the melting pots, yet the machines continued to cast! How on earth is that furnace able to keep the temperature up for casting after being assaulted with such a large ingot? The size of the melt volume didn't appear to be a whole lot more volume than the ingot you laid in there.

Sure looks like you keep VERY busy- non-stop action for sure.

 

[MissouriBullet]

Very cool- thanks for setting that up for us- now I have even MORE time wasted away on the Web... thanks a lot!

Was watching a moment ago- saw that you carefully laid those HUGE ingots into the melting pots, yet the machines continued to cast! How on earth is that furnace able to keep the temperature up for casting after being assaulted with such a large ingot? The size of the melt volume didn't appear to be a whole lot more volume than the ingot you laid in there.

Sure looks like you keep VERY busy- non-stop action for sure.

We put the ingot into the pre-melt side, which is separated from the pour side. Different temperature controls on each side. That way the pour side remains constant while the pre-melt side is heating to correct temp.

That's Robert, not me. I'm the guy in the white tshirt.

The pots hold 115 lbs. of lead and our ingots ("pigs", really) are 58 lbs.

Brad

 

[LiveLife]

At least for the winter, the shop should be toasty from all the heat ...

Nice looking machines ... my local caster had only one Magma machine - he's happily retired now.

Kinda like looking into the hospital nursery of newly born lead babies ....

 

[Franco]

I'm getting a black screen. I use firefox and can't seem to connect.