Recent content by JoshGuitar

I bought this kit a few years ago: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01443Z21A . It's served me well, but I still occasionally have to rig something up.

Hamilton is about 10 minutes from me. I can have a good time just wandering through all the floors without buying anything. Even without the tools the building itself is amazing like you said.

I've personally performed fit testing at work for hundreds of people. There's quantitative fit testing like corn chip described, and qualitative, which kd3pc described a simple version of. And as paulsomio mentioned, the smell test only works if the filter you're using will filter what you're...

Your decimal measurements won't usually match the nominal size exactly, so what I usually do is multiply the decimal portion by 16 (or sometimes 32, 64, etc.). 0.38 x 16 = 6.08. That tells you how many 16ths it is - so about 6/16 or 3/8. Then add back the 1 to get 1 3/8". Edit: that's also...

I have to go in the house for dooks but I've got a nice urinal made by Mustee:

Or to put it another way, profanity is the linguistic crutch of the inarticulate ************ :D

Thanks for the suggestions. It looks like there's no perfect solution, at least not as a single glove. I'll check out some of these options, and probably end up just stretching nitrile over my regular gloves when necessary. At least until I scrape together the funds to start Josh's...

I've always hated using mechanic's gloves for things like oil changes, or other work where there's fluid coming out somewhere. Even though they can sometimes be cleaned, I still don't like drenching a $10-20 pair of gloves with transmission fluid; so I usually take those off and throw on some...

There might be more at my parents' house, but there's no telling where they're hiding. He died when I was a toddler, and almost everything was sold off. Just looking around that picture I see a couple dozen things I'd love to have in my garage. Off topic for this thread, but I also have my...

These old Holley cabinets came from my grandfather's shop. Made in the 50s, from what I can tell. Bonus shot of the shop from roughly the same time period.

Consider yourself lucky. The Phillips bit was spinning when I did that, so my scar is in the shape of a sloppy, curved ********.

I've bought it at Walmart for cutting boards before. You'll find it in the laxative section, of all places. 2 bucks for a pint. This is in Pennsylvania, so YMMV. Edit: I see from your most recent reply that you're aware it's sold as a laxative. I guess my first post after 15 years of...