Morning
The don't look a gift horse in the mouth post:
Not as rough as it looks, and much more likely to survive me than the old one I demolished earlier this year.
At least it's SAFE to walk on, less of a liability, and hopefully the leaky roof is temporarily fixed. The 12' x 12' swim dock still needs to be installed and put on piers.
Will redo the roof, do some bracing, and paint after the lake draw down in November ... a prudent plan which keeps the shop dummy off ladders.
New(er) vs Old:
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Pretty serious work happenin for a friday...
Yea....wish I had one...Now that's a saw!
Now that's a pole saw on steroids.Yea....wish I had one...
This is how many go from a .22 rifle to a .50BMG.Now that's a pole saw on steroids.
I want one now...why did you have to show that to me
Yes sir... already got my .50bmg picked out.This is how many go from a .22 rifle to a .50BMG.
I probably couldn't afford the suppressor on that M107A1.Yes sir... already got my .50bmg picked out.
Since im on a budget... https://barrett.net/firearms/model95
but if i had lotto $$$$ ...... https://barrett.net/firearms/m107a1
That m107a1Yes sir... already got my .50bmg picked out.
Since im on a budget... https://barrett.net/firearms/model95
but if i had lotto $$$$ ...... https://barrett.net/firearms/m107a1
HehI am NOT an electrician but I may be dealing with 240v or even higher next week, trying to pull small amounts of braided insulation off old wiring. Is there a non-conductive pliers/needle nose or similar readily available at a hardware store? Link please.
Good pliers have insulated handles. Most do but Kline or Greenlee would be the most trusted.I am NOT an electrician but I may be dealing with 240v or even higher next week, trying to pull small amounts of braided insulation off old wiring. Is there a non-conductive pliers/needle nose or similar readily available at a hardware store? Link please.
If you just use your knife post video please.