Sounds like you have quite the little planter box factory going on in there!
Just an Old Man puttering in a Garage.
Aw, hell--I know what that means! I'm using a Win 11 machine right now, but, unlike some, it's the real thing, not an imaginary one.you need @Beerhippie's help
some of my favorite things are imaginary
Sounded believable to me. We routinely have 80% or higher around here in the summer.
Some days are like that, not every thing works the way you planned it. Maybe you can do something else with the parts you used but didn’t work as planned.
More of the same... Took a break when I cracked my kneecap hard on a SS fire extinguisher...
I told my wife that my virtual on-line friends are real!
I was talking about the reading on my thermo. I'm pretty sure that it's just rigged up to an RNG. No way the humidity was in the low twenties with the swamp cooler running--the outside humidity (which would be much more useful) would have to have been in the single-digits, in which case the entire county would have been on fire.
many years ago during my first marriage my wife complained about the time I spent on my computer and said I should go to computers anonymous, I replied with " I would if it was online".........she called me a smartarse
Go easy Outlaw. I injured myself several times at the beginning of retirement The injuries really slowed me down for a while until I accepted that I am perhaps a little (lot!) less capable than I remembered in my mind.More of the same yesterday, but without banging my knee cap into things. I did bang my other knee, but not near as bad, the same day prior
Also we got limited Garbage PU yesterday (6 days late - they are bringing in "Drivers from outside the area" to minimize the impact of this sympathy strike. - Garbage only so far. We are still dealing with recycling and green waste - so any yard work is at near dead stop too.
So once that was gone I power washed the empty can. it was surprisingly clean, and more for spider webs in the underside crannies of the can lip than anything else.
There was an old saying in the early VM days. If you can see it and touch it, it's real. If you can see it, but not touch it, it's virtual. If you can touch it, but not see it, you screwed up.
Have you tried 3-D printing a complete 3-D printer yet?Assembled my dust chute for the chop saw.
I'll see how well it works.
Printed a bracket for the new 3D printer. It's for draining resin from the build plate
I can hang it from either side.
It was brand new a few months ago, OEM. I can hear a faint hiss on top of the tank. Seems like it's coming from the FTP sensor on top of the fuel pump but sprayed everything and no bubbles. Sprayed all around where the fuel pump drops in the tank since that's a common leak area - no bubbles. Had codes a few years ago and replaced the charcoal canister which includes the vent valve and hoses. Filler neck was replaced because that always rots out behind the left rear wheel.
very nice project..i was in a very old diner in East St Louis Mo some years ago and it was very original inside with similar ceiling tiles…the whole diner was a time capsule right down to the dish wareAfter 6 months of near daily work, I think I may be able to finish this ceiling. It has been a journey! Started in near freezing temps Jan 1st and now suffering at 14 feet in the air in the 90's.
I assume that you're joking. But to answer your question.
Did you use soap n water or Big Blu?
. Tried to play pit crew today. Decided to take all 4 wheels and tires off the ranch truck to take them in and get new ones. Used the old devilbiss impact which made life a little easier. Had the use a prybar and the 40oz ball peen to get the wheels to break loose from the hubs. Went to move the maroon truck to load them in the back and the battery died. Now we’ve gotta go get it replaced. It just never ends. All this was after spending the morning in the field dropping the tank on our big John Deere tractor to change the in tank filters. 
