Recent content by Sullivan

Stoddard solvent. It will break down all the old grease and not hurt the finish

1990s GM trucks have a gear reduction scissor jack. Ive kept several and use them for all kinds of projects. My 5 year old can spin the handle on them easy enough. And yes before the karens and nancys jump in Im right there he just likes to help.

Re: Flor model router tables You can pick up collet extensions for $15-20.

Youre better off building what you want. I saw a custom built floor model on craigslist recently that was quite nice, $300 with a router. It was cabinet grade with lots of drawers, a drop in plate, and a lift. I almost picked it up. I made one that drops into the extension table of my table...

When you say rural SC what county and are you in city limits or an unincorporated area? I used to live in rural SC. The first mistake was going to DHEC. The second was putting it on as a garage. Also why does the toilet matter to living space? Its not increasing how many people there, just where...

Im not going to argue your own statements. You keep believing its a felony.

Nothing in your post contradicts what I said. As you can see in your first post you made the absurd claim that its a felony to remove the serial number from your own products. Your other post above isnt even applicable to the owner. Its dealing with stolen or embezzled products or the fact that...

No its not every state. Some states simply removing the serial is a misdemeanor, some it has to be with the intent to hide the ID of the object. In other words there are states that if you own the object or have no reason to believe its stolen then there is no law against it. It is perfectly...

And youre wrong also. There are actually several fed (and state) statutes that cover it 18 U.S.C. § 922(k) is propbably the most common cited and you face up to five years confinement for possessing a firearm that has had the serial number removed or altered. There are multiple State statutes...

No youre wrong. It is not a felony as you stated previously to remove a serial number on anything other than regulated items like firearms or any other specific items that are actually cited in law. In a couple of states it is at most a misdemeanor offense for a private owner to remove a...