[dsraven]

nice to find good useded steel instead of the generic, doesn't really fit anything, new steel.
curious how you find the rotary burnishing tool and what works best for the old rusty body parts, as far as what drum you found worked the best. thinking of getting one of those.
sorry to hear about your shoulder but, after 4 major rotator cuff surgeries (firefighting, mechanics, dirt biking, water sports etc etc can be hard on a guy, lol) I highly recommend taking the rest period, moving the joints through a full range of movement by using a pulley hung high and a simple rope set up. move the hanging, limp, bad arm with the good arm. use those rubber work out bands for resistance traing once you get that far along. there are lots of online exercises you can research for the rotator cuff. if you wanna get it back to working well you will need to be patient and set aside some work out time. trust me on that one.
hopefully your pics will show up soon.
have a merry Christams and enjoy the down time with the family.