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New battery for the wife's 4runner. It's been slow to start sometimes if you sit around with the radio on or doors open... finally wouldn't start this morning. Glad I drove the WRX to work... she was able to take the truck instead. One of these days I need to teach her to drive a manual...

They arrived last night. Opened 'em up this morning, they are correct this time. Thanks y'all for posting this. Got both male and female V plugs out of this deal... should be good to go for quite a long time now.

I'll have to check my itty bitty Kubota's wheels to see if I can actually use 'em. :-p When I reached out to Amazon, they refunded me for them and told me to keep 'em.

I finally saw a deal on the 1/4" male NPT threaded V plugs 10-pack so I pounced. Amazon instead sent me a 10-pack of this: https://www.miltonindustries.com/tire-hardware/tr-ch3-valve-core-housing-2514 Obviously a valve stem, but what sort of wheel does it fit? Trying again to get the 1/4...

About 4 to 4 1/2 feet to the bottom of the window. Bench right under it is at 40-42", I like being able to look outside while working on things.

I've had that one (or maybe an older version of it) for 10+ years. No complaints... then again, I'm not building furniture or fine woodwork, and I mostly cut 1x4 or smaller. Occasional 2x materials. Picked up a secondhand Ryobi miter saw stand at an estate sale, best thing I've done for it...

Just came across this one. Great looking shop! Lots of parallels to my own Morton build (albeit smaller), following along now for ideas I can use. Also, I love the Corvette.

Getting caught up with some pictures. Finished the electrical work back in November as I'd mentioned, so let there be light! Lot of clutter too. Oh well. Close up of the box: Outside, meter base / main breaker: After returning from a holiday trip to Disney, I did some upgrades to my WRX...

I'd be inclined to run the whole shebang in conduit. I did that in my 30x40 pole building, actually did all the electrical myself (new 200A service). I am envious of your insulation... wish I'd gone that route. And your porch. As soon as I step outside, I'm in the rain. Here's my 30x40 (also in...

Tape measures, sharpies, carpenter's pencils, shop towel rolls, and WD40.

I picked up one of the Northern Tool ones a year or two ago for use in my garage/basement for household stuff. No complaints.

Glad you like it! That would be from me.

Thanks much ckadams00! Awesome Wera precision screwdriver set, 747-8 engine mug, at-at 3d model (yay star wars!), some goo to help clean/detail, a Starret caliper, lanyard from the museum of flight in Seattle, sharpies galore, and a nice note in the card. Merry Christmas sir!

One of the many that were to arrive on the 19th! :ROFLMAO: This one all the way from Seattle. Hooray!

Browsing TSC in 2013 I saw they had an Ingersoll Rand SS3L3 (60gal, 3hp) on clearance for $400 so I bought it. Not a bad little compressor.

It usually says "Delivered at garage/other" when I've had a package reach my local PO when I had a mail hold.

I just recently tossed the electronic component of the Sony system I bought from Circuit City in 1994. Lightning ran in on it and fried it. I kept the cabinet and speakers... I'll hang the speakers up on the wall and drive them with an amp connected to a PC, both of which will live in the...

Everything in moderation. I love a beer or two on the weekend. Some lack the self control, so kudos to you for being conscious of that.

Outbound tracking for my victim estimates arrival this Friday. Holey cow! That's one big crate. Someone's gonna have a merry Christmas tearing into that!

Mikrotik's RouterOS is very flexible on what it can do, but aside from the preconfigured "QuickSet" modes it'll take a bit of RTFM to figure out how to make it do what you want. At least it seemed that way to me. After configuring a few, I'm starting to find my way around it a bit better. Also...