Fun little afternoon project. Killing time before the Seibon TS hood shows up tomorrow.
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Seeing the can of Tap Magic makes the smell comes flooding back to me instantly.

And Tonight’s Featured Special “Dodge City” :tup:

LOL ....a movie from ‘39.

Rusty was only like 6 or 7 then.... :icon17:

Tuna is awesome. Especially when served on Rhubarb


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Ah ah. We just call it reinforced concrete over here lol


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You can do that with a steak and call it tartare... try it, low temp for a couple of hours then seer... it is awesome.

Chicken is also great sous vide... lamb not so good when you stick it in for 18 hours and then find out the bag split. Lamb stewed in water for that long smells like dog ****


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sup fellas.

just getting home from work..

what'd I miss?

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Well nothing...you just missed me!:tup:

This:

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Im in the market for a 12" sliding compound miter saw. Needs to cut 12" boards flat. "Laser" line is really preferred these days. Dont really want to go over ~$600. I have a full size radial arm saw and it is just to large to exist in the basement shop. Hoping the replacement can do everything or at least almost everything it can.
Dewalt 15 Amp 12 in. Double Bevel Sliding Compound Miter Saw at HD runs $599 and looks decent with good reviews. Ridgid had some kind of blade wobble issue at some point but may have been corrected now. Any suggestions or favorites? Rusty, go play with the Dewalt in store and let me know your thoughts. :tup:

The New “What did you do with your Z today” (with off topic replies) XXXVI
 

Hic

I have a Dewalt 12” Mitre Saw. The blade wobbles because the retaining bolt isn’t tightened correctly.

I’m not a carpenter but I collect power tools, mainly Dewalt and Makita

Dewalt 14v Drill Driver (came with 12v screwdriver and lamp) I “cough” obtained it from work
Dewalt Circular Saw

Makita 18v Drill Driver + inspection lamp
Makita Hammer / Drill
Makita SDS Hammer Drill
Makita Reciprocating Saw ( like what the paramedics use to amputate limbs)
Makita 8 inch Angle Grinder
Makita 4 inch Angle Grinder
Makita Jigsaw
Makita Router (I have no idea why I purchased this)
And a Paslode Nail Gun

Bosch Powered Saw (thrones you can move backwards and forwards like a giant mitre and the aforementioned Dewalt Mitre

Oh and Stihl and Husqvarna Chainsaws

Everything you need for home defence


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Same here. :icon14:

:ugh2:

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If you like Dewalt, go for it. Don't forget that you need to buy the table for it too. I have a Craftsman that I bought about 4 months before they closed. Right now, I'm making termite food with all the wood I'm cutting for the bathroom remodeling job.

Table? Schools are empty, go looting for a desk... I didn’t say that (my local school was relocating so we could collect what they didn’t want)


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Im making my own table for it. :tup: My boss has the craftsman too and loves it.

You're going to need a table for it in order to make a table for it. :icon14::rofl2:

Dont forget I have the giant monstrosity of a radial arm saw setup already!

dude.

What?

Yup

Exactly...

For what it's worth, the tall Quickjack blocks are the exact height of the base of my Rigid mitre saw.

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what up dude?

Shitz was I in the wrong thread ?

Is this the new word association thread?

:hello:

Winding down for the day. Got up and got my azz in gear first thing this morning and haven't stopped until about an hour ago. My azz is tired.

Loaded up the truck with stuff that the garbage man wouldn't take. all the stuff from the remodeling job. And took it to the dump. Had close to 1,500 lbs.

From the dump to Home Depot. Got the rest of my stuff for rewiring the bathroom and 2 new 1' x2' led lights. I grabbed a roll of the wrong wire. :facepalm: So I got to take that back tomorrow. Lucky, my brother inlaw had a whole roll that he wasn't using. :tup:

Go home and start to rewire part of the bathroom. For some strange reason. They had 3 junction boxes in one spot. :icon14: I'm only using one now. The one outlet. They had power going to it from 2 different sources. :eek: That's fixed, plus I replaced the outlet with a GFI.

Wired up one LED light. Throw the break on. The light won't shut off with the switch. :icon14: Off with the break. Pull light down. See where I screwed up at. Fixed it. Turn break on. No light. :icon14: turn break off AGAIN. Pull light down. See what I screwed up again. Wire came loose from the wire nut. Tight that up. turn break on. Everything works. :tup:

Clean up my mess and called it a day. :tup:

I like plumbing. I hate wiring.

You could buy a DWS715 for $220 and then the DEWALT DW7187 Adjustable Miter-Saw Laser System for $190. :tiphat:

Working for a living. :tup:

Hmm... you do plumbing!? Im learning new things about you my lord.

Madwi. I thought we are working for the dying?

https://www.amazon.com/Metabo-HPT-C1...s%2C172&sr=8-1 :tiphat:

I'm the exact opposite. I can wire up most 110/220 with little issue. but I leave the turd herding to the pros. chit does down, stink goes up, don't lick your fingers is all I know of plumbing :icon17:

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