I'm sure @PugetDude's tongue was firmly implanted in his cheek!
Between 485 & 705 SQ/FT Jar944's 3car cabinet shop.
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Workspaces between 485 and 705 squarefeet.
casmurbax
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updates?
Did you step away?
Did you step away?
Who would have thought a baby took up so much time..lol
The stairs have been ignored, except Monday is mommy Monday here at our house and being held on the deck.. so I have 2 days to finish.
In unrelated news my neighbor asked me to look at his son's 1200 sportster yesterday. They recently bought it but "had a drive a belt that is loost then tight). It took about 5 seconds to see the cracked race outside the hub.
PugetDude
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JB Weld...In unrelated news my neighbor asked me to look at his son's 1200 sportster yesterday. They recently bought it but "had a drive a belt that is loost then tight). It took about 5 seconds to see the cracked race outside the hub.
casmurbax
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looks like you are stepping in the right direction.
PugetDude
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Trying to get a rise out of him?
RickP
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Just as long as he sticks the landing...
larry4406
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Are the black pieces centered on top of risers LED downlights?Since I still had the roll of leftover epdm
Should be well lit.
PugetDude
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I feel much better about the current status of my garage now, 
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casmurbax
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Good to see that you are stepping up and getting things done.
Finallygotit
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ptt49er
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It'll feel great to get that space back!
The first step in recovery is admitting that you have a problem
@jar944 - Good for you on letting go.
I'm struggling on getting rid of my oxy/acetylene tanks. They're the little ones in the plastic carrier like the pic. Probably 20-25 years ago, I traded my bigger tanks for these at an AirGas store. I just didn't want them taking up space in my garage any more. At the same time, I got rid of my Craftsman 230 amp buzz box and bought an HF flux/wire welder. Again, to save space.
The oxygen regulator needs to be rebuilt as does probably everything else. They're good stuff - a Victor set that I bought right at 50 years ago.
Problem is, I just don't do any welding anymore. I think I've only used them once or twice in the last 15-20 years and that was for a little brazing.
It makes no sense to keep them but I just can't make that leap.
I'm struggling on getting rid of my oxy/acetylene tanks. They're the little ones in the plastic carrier like the pic. Probably 20-25 years ago, I traded my bigger tanks for these at an AirGas store. I just didn't want them taking up space in my garage any more. At the same time, I got rid of my Craftsman 230 amp buzz box and bought an HF flux/wire welder. Again, to save space.
The oxygen regulator needs to be rebuilt as does probably everything else. They're good stuff - a Victor set that I bought right at 50 years ago.
Problem is, I just don't do any welding anymore. I think I've only used them once or twice in the last 15-20 years and that was for a little brazing.
It makes no sense to keep them but I just can't make that leap.
casmurbax
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After building 8 perfect steps for his deck, jar944 stated, 'I’ve finally stepped up in life—now I’m giving away the tools that helped me rise!
ok I will step away from keyboard now.
ok I will step away from keyboard now.
Boostingaz
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Hot peppers out of the garden. Picked everything because it's supposed to frost and I didn't feel like covering/ uncovering daily.
From mild to wild heat wise
Jalapeño
Fresno
Cayenne
Habanero
Ghost
Armageddon
Shewww I think jalapenos are hot, no way if go further into that list
larry4406
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WOW! That is quite the haul!Hot peppers out of the garden. Picked everything because it's supposed to frost and I didn't feel like covering/ uncovering daily.
From mild to wild heat wise
Jalapeño
Fresno
Cayenne
Habanero
Ghost
Armageddon
Was 37F at my house per car thermometer, but I had a small amount of frost on the windshield at 6:30 am this morning.
casmurbax
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He’s not just building stairs—he’s climbing the ladder of domestic greatness, one vegetable at a time.
ok one more.
Last week he was building deck stairs like Bob the Builder. This week he’s harvesting peppers like Farmer Joe. At this rate, he’ll be hosting HGTV by Thanksgiving!
ok one more.
Last week he was building deck stairs like Bob the Builder. This week he’s harvesting peppers like Farmer Joe. At this rate, he’ll be hosting HGTV by Thanksgiving!
larry4406
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What about a railing on the stair side under the deck to the stone landing where the lights are hanging? Little kiddo's easily take a ride there.
sawduststeve
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Very smart. Beautiful work.Still a few things to do here to finish the stairs.
casmurbax
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stairs look fantastic. not surprised.
PugetDude
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Just wait...Thanks. It took a bit longer than I expected with my helper.
PugetDude
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.....6 months later he will be climbing the railings like Spiderman.Once he can reach, he will defeat the latch in about 5 seconds. Ask me how I know
cccoltsicehockey
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Deck stairs came out great. Nice work.
Hopefully, deck railing gate work better for your dog than mine. At my last house the my pit would just jump up and climb over the gate and go down the stairs.
Hopefully, deck railing gate work better for your dog than mine. At my last house the my pit would just jump up and climb over the gate and go down the stairs.