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eddiememphis
03-30-2020, 16:34
Only the boring get bored.
Today, I refinished the handrails for the stairs.
Tomorrow, I am going to clean the oven.
Wednesday... oh boy. I better get creative...
I am very bored. Only place I go out is cabelas/sportsman's, usps, and fedex.
No golf. No racquetball. No rec center. No workout.
Video game and online is one of entertainment I enjoy right now.
I probably gain another 20lbs from this.
I'm trying to do projects around the house. Just ordered a replacement fan for the fart sucker in the shitter.
Not bored yet.
Finished up a bathroom remodel project.
Been ?working? from home on and off.
Ordered some gun parts and finished an unfinished project that was sitting in the safe for way too long.
Plenty of television and movies being watched.
Got out last weekend when the weather was nice and got some field practice in with my golf discs. (Empty field, outdoors, nobody around so I felt all was safe.)
Could probably rake the front yard and it?s looking like it might be time to mow very soon.
Thought about doing some other stuff around the house also. Have a stupid drop ceiling in a downstairs hall/stairwell and I?ve been wanting to take it down and sheet rock.
Could wash the motorcycles or clean out the inside of my truck or the wife?s car if I really get bored.
Fixed a pressure washer, have been trying to get some cheap rattle can bedliner out of the truck. May attempt repair on the riding mower this week. Fixing the data port on the vinyl cutter when the part comes in. Probably going to build a shed when stimulus comes in....
Martinjmpr
03-30-2020, 17:02
Like many of us (I'm sure) I have plenty of half-finished stuff around the house I can probably work on now.
Got some items I need to sell on the various FB marketplaces.
Fentonite
03-30-2020, 17:57
I put up all my Christmas lights and a few Halloween decorations today.
JohnnyDrama
03-30-2020, 18:09
We just got things up and going so I can work from home. Also I received an order from Berry's this afternoon. I'm going to have to go shooting so I can have more brass to load.
But yeah, I'm about done with this....
ChickNorris
03-30-2020, 18:12
I put up all my Christmas lights and a few Halloween decorations today.
Ppphhhahahaha
You owe me a keyboard
babarsac
03-30-2020, 18:16
Working from home full time and taking care of the baby doesn't leave a lot of spare time.
I'm setting up a gym in the basement and reading a bunch.
I WFH all day every day. It?s actually nice to be able take a break and talk to someone face to face during the day. And I?m damn thankful to be getting paid.
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I wish I can be bored. They let all the hourly techs at work stay home and now us flat rate techs are working twice as hard for less money! Oh wait that's how it is normally...[Rant2]
I put up all my Christmas lights and a few Halloween decorations today.
Put them up on the house at the same time? That must be a sight. [Coffee]
Great-Kazoo
03-30-2020, 19:12
in the middle of separating about 8k of 9mm brass, by headstamp. Then see who's looking for brass, priced under avearge reloading outlet AND in stock . the 223 & 5.56 i've been tumbling for a basic clean brass deal. No doing headstamp for that, there's 50+ lbs .
Bailey Guns
03-30-2020, 19:14
New battery in the Harley. Eye doctor appt. Made some green chile stew. Wrangled Corgis. We're staying busy. Not really getting anything done...but that's OK.
Fentonite
03-30-2020, 19:18
Put them up on the house at the same time? That must be a sight. [Coffee]
Mostly just a bunch of Christmas lights, plus a dog skeleton and spider skeleton in the yard. And a dinosaur T-Rex in the yard.
hurley842002
03-30-2020, 19:23
Still in a hotel room, with a 5 and 6 year old, and the swimming pool was closed due to everything. Bored? No. Crazy? Absolutely!!
We've been doing our best to get out and hike, explore a bit. The gym situation sucks, as I was making good progress with the strength training, the upside is I've been forced to run outside as opposed to on a treadmill. Good times indeed.
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battlemidget
03-30-2020, 19:55
I wish I can be bored. They let all the hourly techs at work stay home and now us flat rate techs are working twice as hard for less money! Oh wait that's how it is normally...[Rant2]
Do you work at a MSP?
spqrzilla
03-30-2020, 20:03
Playing solitaire til one with a deck of 51...
Great-Kazoo
03-30-2020, 20:09
Still in a hotel room, with a 5 and 6 year old, and the swimming pool was closed due to everything. Bored? No. Crazy? Absolutely!!
We've been doing our best to get out and hike, explore a bit. The gym situation sucks, as I was making good progress with the strength training, the upside is I've been forced to run outside as opposed to on a treadmill. Good times indeed.
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Saguaro National Park & Tucson Mountain park. The Saguaro is an interesting drive.
Playing solitaire til one with a deck of 51...
Smokin' cigarettes and watchin' Captain Kangaroo?
I am listing as many stuff as I can. I have 50,000 FREE promotional insertion fee listing.
HYPOTHETICALLY SPEAKING, IF I can list 50,000 at 35 cents per listing saving, I would save $17,500 on ebay insertion fee! [Coffee]
https://i.imgur.com/HsePqVP.jpg
hurley842002
03-30-2020, 20:21
Saguaro National Park & Tucson Mountain park. The Saguaro is an interesting drive.Yeah those are pretty much our go to, been doing quite a bit of hiking on and around the Brown mountain trail. We went up to Mount Lemmon today, talked to a friendly fellow from Mexico and his wife, both open carrying and self proclaimed activists of the constitution and 2a.
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I?m essential... new shift is 5 am start to 430 finish
the largest local fleet ran more freight the last 2 weeks than they ever have in a combined month previous
My procrastination has caught up with me, and I'm trying to get everything done in the house that I've ignored for the longest time.
Do you work at a MSP?
Nah, South Springs Nissan..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8uIlNtonvr8&t=20s
Fixed my can opener.....
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aae_RHRptRg
Been so busy at home and as an essential (on site) employee, I haven't noticed a difference yet, tbh. Would be doing the exact same thing in a disease free parallel universe.
Maybe this winter I'll have time to do some PC gaming and ignore Rome burning.
Built a fixture for working on pistols.....
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Why are they coming out sideways?
Not bored. Enjoying my staycation after over six weeks of 55+ hour weeks. Worked 4 out of those 5 weekends on Sat and Sun. Want to be productive, but have no guilt about being lazy. Brake is over on Wed, so will get serious about work and chores then.
I put up all my Christmas lights and a few Halloween decorations today.
Funny, I've been thinking of taking my Christmas lights down. (But they look so purty!) (And I'd have to dig through 2 feet of snow and ice to find the cord.)
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Fentonite
03-30-2020, 23:05
Might as well leave them up! That’s a nice pic.
ChickNorris
03-30-2020, 23:34
Yeah those are pretty much our go to, been doing quite a bit of hiking on and around the Brown mountain trail. We went up to Mount Lemmon today, talked to a friendly fellow from Mexico and his wife, both open carrying and self proclaimed activists of the constitution and 2a.
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I enjoy the drive, nice on the backside too. Did you stop at cathedral rock?
So bored I cleaned a few ARs and worked on the motorcycle today....ugh
So bored I cleaned a few ARs and worked on the motorcycle today....ugh
Wait, what, we have to clean those things?
Excepting project travel 12-15 week long trips a year and a few weekends thrown in, I've been work from home since 2003.
Anyone that's bored can come by here and do projects.
That said, we're blessed to have steady work (wife is a nurse).
By come by and do projects you mean sit on the back porch and drink a few cold ones right?
By come by and do projects you mean sit on the back porch and drink a few cold ones right?
Sure, maybe bagpipe guy will come out again.
BREATHER
03-31-2020, 05:54
Not bored enough to read through all of this thread
hurley842002
03-31-2020, 06:42
I enjoy the drive, nice on the backside too. Did you stop at cathedral rock?I'm not sure if we stopped there or not, whereabouts is it?
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ChickNorris
03-31-2020, 07:21
I'm not sure if we stopped there or not, whereabouts is it?
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https://www.summitpost.org/cathedral-rock/155147
blacklabel
03-31-2020, 07:24
I'm going to pull my lifting stuff out of the storage unit and lose the use of my garage. Not going to the gym isn't going to work much longer.
hurley842002
03-31-2020, 07:48
https://www.summitpost.org/cathedral-rock/155147No, we didn't make it there, looks nice tho.
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hurley842002
03-31-2020, 07:49
I'm going to pull my lifting stuff out of the storage unit and lose the use of my garage. Not going to the gym isn't going to work much longer.I'm going to need to do something if this lasts too much longer.
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spqrzilla
03-31-2020, 08:10
Smokin' cigarettes and watchin' Captain Kangaroo?
Don't tell me I've nothing to do.
StagLefty
03-31-2020, 08:25
Been busy shifting positions on the couch,don't want any couch sores ya know !!! [ROFL3]
hollohas
03-31-2020, 09:26
My 8+ year old super automatic espresso machine took a shit. Bad time for that!
The internet is awesome, I found all the replacement parts I (think) I need.
Wish me luck, this will be a long surgery. Don't die on me!https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20200331/26365c02e35c87be169f218715ef2e67.jpg
Fentonite
03-31-2020, 10:59
Ambitious!
Going to start getting really busy at work next week. They?ll cut you some slack on things like paying taxes but when it comes to Colorado and the environment its business as usual and you better not miss any reporting deadlines.
eddiememphis
03-31-2020, 13:00
I was on the west side and decided to go up into the hills. Went by the Bucksnort (closed). Going south past Buffalo Creek, I saw a lot cars in the pullouts and RVs camping. The parking area for the Gill Trail was packed as were all the parking to access the river north of Deckers. Seemed more like a Sunday than a Tuesday. Despite all the highway signs imploring one to avoid travel, there is still a lot.
blacklabel
03-31-2020, 13:29
Found out today that I'll be working from home indefinitely. I finally decided to buy a shot timer to help pass the free time.
JohnnyEgo
04-01-2020, 15:08
Fortunately, I have historically been far shorter on time than on things to fill it, which means I haven't had a lot of opportunity to be bored. Among other things, I learned how to roll and apply fondant:
https://www.johnnyego.com/photography/vincent/2020/bigten/bigten01.JPG
https://www.johnnyego.com/photography/vincent/2020/bigten/bigten03.JPG
This may have been the most expensive cake I've ever made. I already referred to the underlying chocolate cake as my '$30 Cake', because of the amount of reasonably good quality chocolate that got poured into the recipe. Having never worked with fondant before, I didn't think to buy one big box of the white kind and then dye the other two colors. Instead, I bought three $20 boxes, one in each color, from Michaels. I probably could have ordered everything I needed from Amazon for $20 had I thought ahead. Anyways, my son was happy, which is all that really mattered.
https://www.johnnyego.com/dump/cake/donuts01.JPG
Since the Dunkin Donuts closed down and Mr. Yo's is closed for Covid, donut options are somewhat limited in town these days. Figured I'd try my hand at frying my own. The dough was a sticky mess, and it puffed up considerably in the fryer, so much so that the first couple came out looking more like chocolate rocks. Similarly, the donut holes we rolled ended up being a lot bigger than we expected after frying. But we definitely got better as we went along. Cut the recommended frying time in half. They came out a little closer to cake-brownie than pure cake, and I thought they could have been a little sweeter. But the outer skin wasn't too crisp and they cooked all the way through, and my family ate them all.
https://www.johnnyego.com/dump/cake/potpie01.JPG
https://www.johnnyego.com/dump/cake/potpie02.JPG
Last night, since I am out of the Bisquick I use normally just for this specific thing, I made a more traditional double-crust chicken pot pie. Very happy with the whole thing. Put the chicken breasts in the pressure cooker to do their thing unattended for about 30 minutes all in. In that time, I made the pie crusts, did the veg prep, and prepared a bechamel base, which I hydrated using the steamed chicken water from the pressure cooker. Fork-shredded the chicken, added a little bit of stock, and put it in the oven for another 30 minutes. Tasted great. Even better for lunch this afternoon.
My daughter made churros yesterday. They were pretty good. She ate so many she threw up before bed.
battlemidget
04-01-2020, 15:27
Coffee is the highlight of my day.
JohnnyEgo
04-01-2020, 15:44
My daughter made churros yesterday. They were pretty good. She ate so many she threw up before bed.
My boy had some sort of stomach bug that made him hurl for a solid day about a week ago. So Covid's not the only thing going around. Amazed that neither my wife or I got the stomach bug, because usually our little bio-terrorist passes everything he gets on to us.
spqrzilla
04-01-2020, 16:04
Sounds like food poisoning
JohnnyEgo isn't it amazing what we do for our kids? Here is the cow themed cake I made.
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eddiememphis
04-01-2020, 16:51
Only the boring get bored.
Today, I refinished the handrails for the stairs.
Tomorrow, I am going to clean the oven.
Wednesday... oh boy. I better get creative...
I performed some snake mitigation for a neighbor.
Sam Adams just showed up so we are going to hang out for a bit.
My boy had some sort of stomach bug that made him hurl for a solid day about a week ago. So Covid's not the only thing going around. Amazed that neither my wife or I got the stomach bug, because usually our little bio-terrorist passes everything he gets on to us.
My wife got pretty aggressive food poisoning from Taco Star last week. She was pretty stressed out about it at the time. Pretty sure the shredded beef in the Taco Star we got was corned beef. I hope it was anyway because it was pink.
Why do I feel there?s never a dull moment at Irving?s house?
My boy had some sort of stomach bug that made him hurl for a solid day about a week ago. So Covid's not the only thing going around. Amazed that neither my wife or I got the stomach bug, because usually our little bio-terrorist passes everything he gets on to us.
My wife got pretty aggressive food poisoning from Taco Star last week. She was pretty stressed out about it at the time. Pretty sure the shredded beef in the Taco Star we got was corned beef. I hope it was anyway because it was pink.
My wife had some kind of stomach infection. Severe vomit and couldn't eat for about 24 hours.
It is going around.
surprisingly she got better less than 30 hours. She is eating and doing very well.
Great-Kazoo
04-01-2020, 18:13
Fortunately, I have historically been far shorter on time than on things to fill it, which means I haven't had a lot of opportunity to be bored. Among other things, I learned how to roll and apply fondant:
https://www.johnnyego.com/photography/vincent/2020/bigten/bigten01.JPG
https://www.johnnyego.com/photography/vincent/2020/bigten/bigten03.JPG
This may have been the most expensive cake I've ever made. I already referred to the underlying chocolate cake as my '$30 Cake', because of the amount of reasonably good quality chocolate that got poured into the recipe. Having never worked with fondant before, I didn't think to buy one big box of the white kind and then dye the other two colors. Instead, I bought three $20 boxes, one in each color, from Michaels. I probably could have ordered everything I needed from Amazon for $20 had I thought ahead. Anyways, my son was happy, which is all that really mattered.
https://www.johnnyego.com/dump/cake/donuts01.JPG
Since the Dunkin Donuts closed down and Mr. Yo's is closed for Covid, donut options are somewhat limited in town these days. Figured I'd try my hand at frying my own. The dough was a sticky mess, and it puffed up considerably in the fryer, so much so that the first couple came out looking more like chocolate rocks. Similarly, the donut holes we rolled ended up being a lot bigger than we expected after frying. But we definitely got better as we went along. Cut the recommended frying time in half. They came out a little closer to cake-brownie than pure cake, and I thought they could have been a little sweeter. But the outer skin wasn't too crisp and they cooked all the way through, and my family ate them all.
https://www.johnnyego.com/dump/cake/potpie01.JPG
https://www.johnnyego.com/dump/cake/potpie02.JPG
Last night, since I am out of the Bisquick I use normally just for this specific thing, I made a more traditional double-crust chicken pot pie. Very happy with the whole thing. Put the chicken breasts in the pressure cooker to do their thing unattended for about 30 minutes all in. In that time, I made the pie crusts, did the veg prep, and prepared a bechamel base, which I hydrated using the steamed chicken water from the pressure cooker. Fork-shredded the chicken, added a little bit of stock, and put it in the oven for another 30 minutes. Tasted great. Even better for lunch this afternoon.
all we're doing is some wings tonight, sauce made and waiting. AND what i hear is some peoples favorite Barbacoa , 2 cans of chipoltes used ;)
Holger Danske
04-01-2020, 19:47
My employer mandated work from home through May 3 minimum. Work from home keeps me busy during the day. And, in the evening I've started binge watching The Walking Dead on Netflix. Is that weird?
I've got three or four projects going on at once.
Mmmm. Barbacoa.
...and wings!
Great-Kazoo
04-01-2020, 20:24
Mmmm. Barbacoa.
...and wings!
had no franks red hot sauce. So i used a chipolte chili blended in with butter & green chili olive oil. Finely chopped garlic, salt to round it out, melted over low heat for a little better infusing of flavor. It was so tasty, the remaining sauce will be drizzled over some fresh popcorn tomorrow.
I've spun that whirlypop around more than my ex. and believe me she was an acrobat. Among other things.
blacklabel
04-01-2020, 21:24
I got my platform, rack and weights all setup in the garage tonight so there goes my excuses to be bored.
JohnnyEgo
04-01-2020, 22:12
JohnnyEgo isn't it amazing what we do for our kids? Here is the cow themed cake I made.
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That is a beautiful cake, Erni!
all we're doing is some wings tonight, sauce made and waiting. AND what i hear is some peoples favorite Barbacoa , 2 cans of chipoltes used ;)
If you weren't so far ahead on the social distancing curve, we could have swapped left-overs!
I was suppose to fix a small bumper crack on my wife's car. I already applied bondo 2 days ago. I needed to sand it down and apply touch up paint, but need to be postponed. She has no day off for a while.
Serviced and sharpened a chain saw, cut down a dead spruce and bucked it up, finished cutting a stack of apple wood and gathered kindling. Stacked and stocked wood for the log splitter and to get it all covered before the snow over the next few days. It's snowing heavily now.
Been avoiding the big game license apps but now's a good time....
Actually been going in to work for the past three days. Never would have thought going in to work would be fun but it?s definitely nice to get out of the house.
Fortunately, I have historically been far shorter on time than on things to fill it, which means I haven't had a lot of opportunity to be bored. Among other things, I learned how to roll and apply fondant:
https://www.johnnyego.com/photography/vincent/2020/bigten/bigten01.JPG
https://www.johnnyego.com/photography/vincent/2020/bigten/bigten03.JPG
This may have been the most expensive cake I've ever made. I already referred to the underlying chocolate cake as my '$30 Cake', because of the amount of reasonably good quality chocolate that got poured into the recipe. Having never worked with fondant before, I didn't think to buy one big box of the white kind and then dye the other two colors. Instead, I bought three $20 boxes, one in each color, from Michaels. I probably could have ordered everything I needed from Amazon for $20 had I thought ahead. Anyways, my son was happy, which is all that really mattered.
https://www.johnnyego.com/dump/cake/donuts01.JPG
Since the Dunkin Donuts closed down and Mr. Yo's is closed for Covid, donut options are somewhat limited in town these days. Figured I'd try my hand at frying my own. The dough was a sticky mess, and it puffed up considerably in the fryer, so much so that the first couple came out looking more like chocolate rocks. Similarly, the donut holes we rolled ended up being a lot bigger than we expected after frying. But we definitely got better as we went along. Cut the recommended frying time in half. They came out a little closer to cake-brownie than pure cake, and I thought they could have been a little sweeter. But the outer skin wasn't too crisp and they cooked all the way through, and my family ate them all.
https://www.johnnyego.com/dump/cake/potpie01.JPG
https://www.johnnyego.com/dump/cake/potpie02.JPG
Last night, since I am out of the Bisquick I use normally just for this specific thing, I made a more traditional double-crust chicken pot pie. Very happy with the whole thing. Put the chicken breasts in the pressure cooker to do their thing unattended for about 30 minutes all in. In that time, I made the pie crusts, did the veg prep, and prepared a bechamel base, which I hydrated using the steamed chicken water from the pressure cooker. Fork-shredded the chicken, added a little bit of stock, and put it in the oven for another 30 minutes. Tasted great. Even better for lunch this afternoon.
Wenchells was open today for take out
Holger Danske
04-02-2020, 19:00
had no franks red hot sauce. So i used a chipolte chili blended in with butter & green chili olive oil. Finely chopped garlic, salt to round it out, melted over low heat for a little better infusing of flavor. It was so tasty, the remaining sauce will be drizzled over some fresh popcorn tomorrow.
I've spun that whirlypop around more than my ex. and believe me she was an acrobat. Among other things.
We just got the whirlypop pop my wife ordered. We will be trying it out tomorrow. I'm pretty excited.
Circuits
04-02-2020, 19:49
Crazy busy pushing to get some late projects pushed through to completion, or at least trigger some progress payments. My brain is mush after 10-12 hours coding, so I make dinner and veg on some streaming before it's off to bed and up early to keep at it. It's all wfh for us now, though, unless we have to go in to physically work with the equipment in the lab.
Rucker61
04-02-2020, 20:10
12-14 hour days since CNY was over chasing computer parts for factories in China. My wife is off so she's started cooking again. I've been eating very well on those nights, and for lunch the next day.
mindfold
04-02-2020, 21:00
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Got these installed. Needed to weld a bracket. I also got my tiller running perfect. Word of advice, just buy a whole new carb. Much easier.
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Nice work. Does the tube act as a step, or just a little wrap around protection?
Made my wife a sunflower for her birthday. I thought I was going to paint it just like a sunflower, but she's into the bare metal look so I guess I'm going to find out how it fairs with clear coat. I'm a bit concerned with the overlapped parts. Anyway, the plan is to put onto a stalk (with 2-3 leaves), about 6' tall, and plant in the ground. I should have enough to make a second one, but all the hand shaping of each leaf takes time and I'm down right dreading punching all those dents again. At least I've got all the cutting and grinding done. All cutting done with my nibbler and a corded drill with a bent shaft. Each flower petal was individually cut out, ground smooth, then uniquely shaped. I finished everything with a wire brush on a drill.
Looks nice against this weathered plywood, but that's not it's final home.
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Explained what I wanted to my kid and made her draw me some templates for petals, then trace as many as she could onto the sheet steel I have left over.
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Cheap nibbler I got off Amazon.
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The darker side of Mary Poppins.
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Mock up from a few days ago. I was pretty much going to weld it up just like this.
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Fortunately I was struck by inspiration and the shaping of each petal and the texturing of the center really brought this to a whole different level.
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This piece was how I wanted to attach the stalk to the back. I thought I should weld a piece of scrap onto the rebar in case I had trouble welding something so thin to something so thick. I'm not going to lie, I'm pretty impressed with this weld. Not in a braggy sort of way, more "I can't believe I didn't burn through the thin stuff." Anyway, the plan is to tack this plate onto the back.
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Even managed what appears to be penetration right on the edge of burning through. The idea was more surface area for more small tacs. Either way, should be good enough for just "art."
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hollohas
04-03-2020, 06:16
That's cool as hell Irving. Nice work.
Thanks. That punch worked out better than I could have imagined. I knew I wanted both texture and a bit of roundness for the center section and the punching also stretched the steel into a curve.
If anybody's really bored, my truck needs the oil changed.....
Irving, here's a Sunflower poem you can print out all nice and give to her if you want:
"Believe Me, If All Those Endearing Young Charms"
Thomas Moore
Believe me, if all those endearing young charms,
Which I gaze on so fondly to-day,
Were to change by to-morrow, and fleet in my arms,
Live fairy-gifts fading away,
Thou wouldst still be adored, as this moment thou art,
Let thy loveliness fade as it will,
And around the dear ruin each wish of my heart
Would entwine itself verdantly still.
It is not while beauty and youth are thine own,
And thy cheeks unprofaned by a tear,
That the fervor and faith of a soul may be known,
To which time will but make thee more dear!
No, the heart that has truly loved never forgets,
But as truly loves on to the close,
As the sunflower turns on her god when he sets
The same look which she turned when he rose!
buffalobo
04-03-2020, 08:23
Irving, cool project.
Thought for next texture project. Tack your texture device to a sacrificial hammer. Make it a one handed operation instead of two.
OldFogey
04-03-2020, 09:01
80746
Baking and walking my dog. Kouign amman on this day.
Irving, cool project.
Thought for next texture project. Tack your texture device to a sacrificial hammer. Make it a one handed operation instead of two.
Harbor freight hammers have to be good for something.
80746
Baking and walking my dog. Kouign amman on this day.
Dahellizzat? Looks tasty!
Its hard to get "board" when there is so much to get caught up on for the competition shooting season. So far I have reloaded four brimming 5 gallon buckets of 40 caliber ammo for the 2020 shooting season. Pulling the handle on my trusty Dillon XL650 is getting old though.....
Irving, here's a Sunflower poem you can print out all nice and give to her if you want:
"Believe Me, If All Those Endearing Young Charms"
Thomas Moore
Thank you.
Irving, cool project.
Thought for next texture project. Tack your texture device to a sacrificial hammer. Make it a one handed operation instead of two.
That's a pretty good idea, and I do have sacrificial hammers.
mindfold
04-03-2020, 11:23
Nice work. Does the tube act as a step, or just a little wrap around protection?
Both. Very solid. Welded into the unibody.
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Sliders are coming up on my truck project so I'm looking for ideas.
JohnnyEgo
04-03-2020, 14:01
Very nicely done, Irving!
Well, I finally got to spend some time straightening and organizing a bunch of my firearm stuff. I had stuff in the garage and in three other rooms and now everything is in one room and much better organized.
I also pulled the rear sight aperture off of a spare A2 upper I have lying around and installed it on an A1 upper so I can have the larger 0-200 hole.
I have a Kydex holster that I don't care for so if I get bored later I might spend a little time modifying it so that it better suits my needs.
ChickNorris
04-03-2020, 15:14
I twirled in circles & sung a song about cheese.
SideShow Bob
04-03-2020, 15:20
I twirled in circles & sung a song about cheese.
Ummmmm, OOOO Kaaaaaay....... As I slowly back away...
Great-Kazoo
04-03-2020, 15:25
I twirled in circles & sung a song about cheese.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hz1JWzyvv8A
I have a Kydex holster that I don't care for so if I get bored later I might spend a little time modifying it so that it better suits my needs.
There. Fixed.
Here it is before. Note the clippy thing is directly over the trigger guard (which is fine) and then there is almost an additional inch of plastic sticking out behind the trigger guard. Makes the whole thing way bigger than it needs to be and feels like you are shoving a book into you waistband.
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So I trimmed off the unnecessary plastic, relocated the tension adjustment to the front of the trigger guard, and placed the clip just below the cylinder. Now the holster is a bit more size appropriate for its intended host.
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When I was done, I also sang a song about cheese.
I twirled in circles & sung a song about cheese.
I like cheese
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That kid must have played spin the key lol
I just might have to clean up my shithole -er- basement, and try to setup a WFH office. Everybody else in my group is doing it, there's hundreds of coughing, sneezing m'fers in my office building.
buffalobo
04-04-2020, 07:15
Mrs bo wanted a rusticy, unique, well made light fixture for master bath. I mocked up a couple more fancy/ornate but this was the one she picked.
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Fentonite
04-04-2020, 08:54
That is really cool! Nice job.
Nice work! Looks like the color temp of the bulbs are different. 2 look like warm white and 2 look like cool white.
buffalobo
04-04-2020, 09:54
Parts were like $30 but time/labor were a little high. Had to do a little drill/tap work attach a ground lug to be able to ground fixture. My fake oil rubbed bronze is much better than the Chinese import and one third the price of the artsy fartsy custom fixture from the internet.
hurley842002
04-04-2020, 10:10
Thinking of upgrading our Mountain bikes, seeing as how our current ones are in storage, and now would be a great time to have them.
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SideShow Bob
04-04-2020, 14:23
If you are bored, clean your carry gun, sheesh ! The amount of lint that was packed around the hammer and firing pin stop.
Now everything is squeaky clean & freshly lubed.
Thinking of upgrading our Mountain bikes, seeing as how our current ones are in storage, and now would be a great time to have them.
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I've been drooling over a Montague folder for years. Any knowledge on them? I only ever find reviews from clickbait articles like, "Top 10 folding mountain bikes of 2016!"
Holger Danske
04-04-2020, 14:53
I've been drooling over a Montague folder for years. Any knowledge on them? I only ever find reviews from clickbait articles like, "Top 10 folding mountain bikes of 2016!"
Two of my boys have Montegues. They are nice bikes but they don't fold all that well. I would recommend buying a nice non folding bike instead and a car carrier to haul it around.
hurley842002
04-04-2020, 16:03
I've been drooling over a Montague folder for years. Any knowledge on them? I only ever find reviews from clickbait articles like, "Top 10 folding mountain bikes of 2016!"Minimal knowledge on the folders, I researched some around town versions last summer when I saw a gentleman riding one at Clement Park. They look very interesting, but I'm not certain even their mountain bike versions would handle the trails I'm looking to ride.
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If you are bored, clean your carry gun, sheesh ! The amount of lint that was packed around the hammer and firing pin stop.
Now everything is squeaky clean & freshly lubed.
Did that with 3 of them last week. I'm running out of stuff to clean.
Thinking I might mow the lawn tomorrow.
I want to be bored. Can I be bored? I was promised boredom.
With the weather getting warmer, I'm doing one of my least favorite things.... exterior painting.... [hahhah-no]
With the weather getting warmer, I'm doing one of my least favorite things.... exterior painting.... [hahhah-no]
Ugh, thanks for reminding me that I need to paint the house this year.
Thinking I might mow the lawn tomorrow.
Well, I did it. Raked, edged, mowed, sprays some weeds with n the rocks. Got sweaty and everything.
Well, I did it. Raked, edged, mowed, sprays some weeds with n the rocks. Got sweaty and everything.
I usually did Weed-b-gone, and round up during mid march. With the weather like this, I might need to do this around late Aprl.
OldFogey
04-06-2020, 06:39
Dahellizzat? Looks tasty!
Buttery, sugary badness that goes really well with coffee. Keeps me going back to the store to maintain my butter supply...
buffalobo
04-06-2020, 07:28
We were so "bored" we practiced our social distancing at my little range last evening. PIA to teach noob from the opposite end of 8' table.
Mrs bo is becoming a decent RO, bit of a hardass though. Team Rico would be proud of how she calls range commands.
There's a LOT of talent in this thread. :)
hollohas
04-06-2020, 19:50
My 8+ year old super automatic espresso machine took a shit. Bad time for that!
The internet is awesome, I found all the replacement parts I (think) I need.
Wish me luck, this will be a long surgery. Don't die on me!https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20200331/26365c02e35c87be169f218715ef2e67.jpgFixed the sucka! Works like a charm. Now the wife can get her coffee fix on demand while homeschooling the kiddos and I'm at work drinking shitty coffee.
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Nice work, thanks for the update. About how many parts did you have to replace? How long it actually take you?
hollohas
04-06-2020, 21:19
Nice work, thanks for the update. About how many parts did you have to replace? How long it actually take you?Replaced the pump, a pressure valve and the corresponding hose clamps. Plus some misc o-rings, gaskets and such that I figured could use replacing while I was in there.
Just because I didn't know what the problem was exactly, I was going to replace the little water flow sensor which is a mini turbine type thing (water wasn't flowing, so I thought there was a chance the sensor could be the problem) but the new part was assembled poorly. The o-ring was pinched. I assembled the entire machine with the new sensor, fired it up and it didn't work. When I moved it water came out the bottom, so I knew there was a leak. Found the sensor leaking, put the old part back in, reassembled the machine and it worked perfectly.
Total time with takedown, reassembly, partial 2nd teardown and reassembly was no more than two hours of work. Most of the time was waiting for parts. I had to place two separate orders. I didn't discover that the pressure valve was bad until I went to reassemble it after the first order arrived.
Glad I took lots of pictures. I wouldn't have remembered where everything went after waiting a long time for parts.
I think the machine (Gaggia Brera) retails for around $500 new these days. Parts and shipping were under $100. So it's a win.
I will be spending an hour each day trying to remove crappy, spray can, bedliner from my truck (applied by the previous owner). 2 sessions in, and I may be 1/5 done. Gives me something to do on my lunch breaks.
Using a 2.8 gal, 3100psi pressure washer on a 0 degree nozzle. Seems that this crap gets soaked with water (it absorbs it), which makes it harder to remove, since it becomes more resilient (rubber-ish) when wet. Wish I could do this all in one go.
Nice work. I never remember to take a picture until AFTER some part has fallen out or moved from a location that I didn't notice before it moved. That's exactly what happened with my carb rebuild I tried to do the other day on a post hole digger. Fortunately I found a good enough tutorial on YouTube. Post hole digger still won't run except for on starter fluid fumes though.
Nice work. I never remember to take a picture until AFTER some part has fallen out or moved from a location that I didn't notice before it moved. That's exactly what happened with my carb rebuild I tried to do the other day on a post hole digger. Fortunately I found a good enough tutorial on YouTube. Post hole digger still won't run except for on starter fluid fumes though.
Main jet clogged on the carb. Or float has a hole in it
I will be spending an hour each day trying to remove crappy, spray can, bedliner from my truck (applied by the previous owner). 2 sessions in, and I may be 1/5 done. Gives me something to do on my lunch breaks.
Using a 2.8 gal, 3100psi pressure washer on a 0 degree nozzle. Seems that this crap gets soaked with water (it absorbs it), which makes it harder to remove, since it becomes more resilient (rubber-ish) when wet. Wish I could do this all in one go.
My neighbor bought a 4Runner to flip and was trying to get that off the hood. After trying a pressure washer and various other methods, I ended up using a wire wheel or a flap disc or something and just sprayed the hood after. It's been 6 months and I can still find flakes of that crap in my yard.
Main jet clogged on the carb. Or float has a hole in it
I cleaned the jet. Interesting about the float having a hole. How would that effect it from running though, by flooding it? How would I even check for a hole?
I cleaned the jet. Interesting about the float having a hole. How would that effect it from running though, by flooding it? How would I even check for a hole?
The float wouldn't lift the fuel intake needle (dont recall the technical term) if it was unable to float. The carb couldn't "detect" that it actually had fuel and would flood.
Remove float, put in a bucket of water with a weight to test. Let it sit for a while and ensure no liquid inside.
Hmmm, that at least gives me some direction for next steps. I need to get the Trooper out of the garage first, but all the parts are either here or in the mail so hopefully that will be done soon-ish. Thanks.
Kazoo, was giving me some small engine repair tips this evening as well.
Fixed the sucka! Works like a charm. Now the wife can get her coffee fix on demand while homeschooling the kiddos and I'm at work drinking shitty coffee.
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I'm still kicking myself a but for putting a $900 starbucks full auto espresso machine out to the curb instead of replacing the $120 heat exchanger/boiler.
Then again, our caffeine intake was reduced significantly by using something a but more labor intensive with a more semi-auto, low capacity clipazine manual of arms.
If this whole working from home thing wasn?t cramping my style, I?d probably drag the motorcycles out and give them a sponge bath.
Fentonite
04-07-2020, 13:54
Did that to mine yesterday, as well as the truck and the wife’s car. Then mounted a scope.
Did that to mine yesterday, as well as the truck and the wife’s car. Then mounted a scope.
Was the scope offended, or was it consensual?
Fentonite
04-07-2020, 14:09
It didn’t fight back...
As long as it didn?t expressly protest the act and seemed like a willing participant in the process then you should be free to mount it.
Unless one of our female members chimes in. Then I?d probably go with what she says.
Unless it?s ChickNorris. She?s batshit crazy.
If it was IOR, it will complain right when you need it most.
It didn’t fight back...
As long as it didn?t expressly protest the act and seemed like a willing participant in the process then you should be free to mount it.
Unless one of our female members chimes in. Then I?d probably go with what she says.
Unless it?s ChickNorris. She?s batshit crazy.
Doesn't count if you've been drinking.
Let this serve as Exhibit 1 that, yes, we are bored.
Let this serve as Exhibit 1 that, yes, we are bored.
"That's what the scope said."
As long as I have two good thumbs to twiddle I?ll never get bored.
While I don?t get bored easily, being home this much sure makes me hungry.
If I wasn?t trying to ration my food to make it last I?d be a fat fuck by now.
Finished my afternoon commute. It involved reaching about two feet and flipping the lid down on the company computer. Took maybe four seconds tops.
Went to Lowes to buy some essential flowers, and the cashier would not ring up the 5 for $5 seasonal flower with correct advertisement price.
After wait in line, they send me to customer's service, and had to wait 10 minutes to pay for a flower. They were cleaning payment pad, plastic guard, and counter PER CUSTOMER. It was 30 second clean per customer. :)
New fire pit....
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I imagine it will burn pretty hot with the air holes in the bottom. Might want to watch out for coals falling through as well (I see pine needles underneath). ;-)
It's okay. The asbestos tiles he has it sitting on shouldn't burn.
ChickNorris
04-12-2020, 13:59
As long as it didn?t expressly protest the act and seemed like a willing participant in the process then you should be free to mount it.
Unless one of our female members chimes in. Then I?d probably go with what she says.
Unless it?s ChickNorris. She?s batshit crazy.
I just saw this.
Hmm. I just assumed you had seen it and were offended or something.
ChickNorris
04-12-2020, 14:16
Nope. Couple jokes came to mind... nothing worth saying though.
ChickNorris
04-12-2020, 14:18
One about rings is probably obvious, funny & graphic.
Fentonite
04-12-2020, 14:41
now 8 houses on my block have Christmas lights up.
whitewalrus
04-12-2020, 15:12
now 8 houses on my block have Christmas lights up.
and I thought those who put them up in OCT are getting them out too early.
I imagine it will burn pretty hot with the air holes in the bottom. Might want to watch out for coals falling through as well (I see pine needles underneath). ;-)
Pine needles are covered in snow..... [Coffee]
Asbestos tiles also work well..........
Stay home order + easter business closure + snow
it was probably boring day for shoppers.
How to make smoked wings.
Pat dry on a cookie sheet.
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Dry in fridge for 3 hours. The fans blowing above and below the racks really helps cut this time down. I lined the fridge with plastic to help keep the mess down, but patting them dry first really cuts down on the mess.
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My smoker came with four racks, but I've always used one to hold the wood chips. I used some decorative garden fence to whip up a new rack for the chips.
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Bolt cutters got everything to size nice and quick.
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Welded up. Might as well take off as much paint as possible with the flap disc while you're cleaning areas to weld and attach the ground.
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After wings are dry, have kid toss them in oil and apply seasoning. You can soak the wood chips at this time as well.
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This time we did dry rub on half, and just salt and pepper on the other half.
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Smokers can have trouble keeping temp in cold weather. While the wings are drying in the fridge, get out the wormdrive Skilsaw and cut down all the scrap plywood you have laying around to give the smoker a little help.
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After an hour or so at 225ish on the smoker, pull the wings and cook an additional 20-30 minutes at 350 in the oven. This time I just dumped them into pans and didn't smoke out the whole house. Worked great, much less mess than letting the grease drip onto the bottom of the oven, right above the element.
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Frank's Red Hot Wings Sauce is more buttery. Still use a big chunk of (half stick, at least) butter. Let the sauce simmer a bit and heat it slowly. If you get the butter too hot, it doesn't mix with the sauce and then the sauce won't stick to the wings; allegedly.
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We sauced the wings without the dry rub. Make a dish for your neighbors and bring it over while it's hot.
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ChickNorris
04-12-2020, 19:48
Those look great.
Thanks. To be honest, the last batch was better. I'm not sure what I did differently this time. I made the kid do the seasoning because she was the one that did it last time and I wanted to be consistent. Both her and I felt that we couldn't taste the dry rub hardly at all. Might be because we used two different kinds last time and only one this time. Got some BBQ rub from a member here but wife used the last of it on that turkey. Need to get more. Shout out to Ah-pook.
buckshotbarlow
04-12-2020, 20:30
Well, let the lbs come on, hopefully i'll be fat enough for the summer sizzle...Vanilla bean cheesecake copy cat recipe from the CCF...I had to use Madagascar vanilla vs Tihitian...omfg, i'm that bored...
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Fentonite
04-12-2020, 20:43
That looks like the kind of thing I’d eat most of before bed!
How to make smoked wings.
Pat dry on a cookie sheet.
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Cooling racks, not cookie sheets.
Other than that, they look great.
That's why pictures are so important. Same reason they have them on McDonald's menus.
ChickNorris
04-12-2020, 20:58
Ill post a picture of my red velvet cake when its done.
ChickNorris
04-12-2020, 20:58
Well, let the lbs come on, hopefully i'll be fat enough for the summer sizzle...Vanilla bean cheesecake copy cat recipe from the CCF...I had to use Madagascar vanilla vs Tihitian...omfg, i'm that bored...
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Yum.
Well, let the lbs come on, hopefully i'll be fat enough for the summer sizzle...Vanilla bean cheesecake copy cat recipe from the CCF...I had to use Madagascar vanilla vs Tihitian...omfg, i'm that bored...
That sounds and looks totally killer. Nice job.
I?d post pictures of the hotdogs I had for dinner but I doubt anyone would be impressed.
Great-Kazoo
04-12-2020, 22:00
a week or so ago. I decided i wasn't paying $45+ for a roller handle. Looked in the scrap metal racks behind the shop and said, why not.
Bent the stock bar
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turned a roller handle
https://i.imgur.com/b4ZnRLum.jpg
extended the threads on the rod, for height adjustment. Then set the roller mount ( a 5/8-11 nut) welded on to a rod, turned down to fit roller handle i.d.
https://i.imgur.com/XOllsFsm.jpg
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quick bomb can paint job on the roller mount assy.
https://i.imgur.com/zZqUavim.jpg
drilled and tapped a 8-32 for set screw to secure handle.
https://i.imgur.com/Etm9iYpm.jpg
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slid on a motorcycle throttle grip sleeve. You can also get a sleeve from uniqutek
https://i.imgur.com/QydR819m.jpg
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2 hours later it's up and running.
whitewalrus
04-12-2020, 22:37
Nice handle, guess you can Rev up your reloading :)
beast556
04-12-2020, 22:56
Very nice Jim!!! Looks nice.
buckshotbarlow
04-13-2020, 17:30
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bkfst lunch and dinner...packing it on just incase winter lasts another 6 months...
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bkfst lunch and dinner...packing it on just incase winter lasts another 6 months...
Thanks for sharing. [hahhah-no]
a week or so ago. I decided i wasn't paying $45+ for a roller handle. Looked in the scrap metal racks behind the shop and said, why not.
extended the threads on the rod, for height adjustment. Then set the roller mount ( a 5/8-11 nut) welded on to a rod, turned down to fit roller handle i.d.
https://i.imgur.com/ulkammJm.jpg
2 hours later it's up and running.
Is that a heated grip ?
Great-Kazoo
04-13-2020, 23:56
Is that a heated grip ?
After an hour of "pulling" the handle, it can be. You like more pictures. I'l need the last 4 of your credit card, again ;)
I got the idea from someone making an aftermarket unit for the dillons. Looked at it a few minutes and said, i can do that. Plus i have the materials sitting on racks. I should post a pic of the material rack i scored at a garage sale.
This tarantula was eating three crickets at once!
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Got the second sunflower made. Now I need a little bit more sheet to make some leaves for the stalks.
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Fentonite
04-19-2020, 13:03
Those look great. Nice job.
I just did kitchen tile or ceramic wall job without tile cutter. Took much longer.
Looks great from far away, but look like regular diy level from close. Tomorrow we will receive new stove delivered.
I just did kitchen tile or ceramic wall job without tile cutter. Took much longer.
Looks great from far away, but look like regular diy level from close. Tomorrow we will receive new stove delivered.
Cool.
I put together a computer table and moved some furniture around to setup a home office for the wife. I need to get her out of the kitchen and into some dedicated space. I hope to get her all settled in this weekend. One of the pieces is a large cabinet with 4 doors and panes of glass and it's made out of what I think is natural finished solid sheesham wood. That damn thing is really heavy.
buckshotbarlow
04-28-2020, 20:07
last and final round...now to work off the covad 190lbs that i put on...81213
Great-Kazoo
04-28-2020, 21:00
This tarantula was eating three crickets at once!
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Got the second sunflower made. Now I need a little bit more sheet to make some leaves for the stalks.
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Once again, nice job.
I'm working on a few R8 collet racks. And converting 800 pcs of lc for 300 blk.
Cool.
I put together a computer table and moved some furniture around to setup a home office for the wife. I need to get her out of the kitchen and into some dedicated space. I hope to get her all settled in this weekend. One of the pieces is a large cabinet with 4 doors and panes of glass and it's made out of what I think is natural finished solid sheesham wood. That damn thing is really heavy.
I've heard those are dense and heavy.
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