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It's in the bottom of the tub. You just twist it out. I also ditched the soap pods and went back to powder including using the prerinse. Bret

LEGO Room Built-in Phase II Part IV Progress has been very slow but still moving forward. Working on the end panels and face frames. 20241205_104829 by bjohnson388, on Flickr 20241205_110137 by bjohnson388, on Flickr Both banks sitting in place. Glad to see they are level with each other...

Thanks Guys. Bret

LEGO Room Built-in Phase II Part III First thing I did was replace my jointer knives. Haven't done this in awhile took longer than I wanted. Jointer blade replacement by bjohnson388, on Flickr Milling wood for the two bases. A bunch of 2x stock. Some in worse shape than others. Lego...

Thank You. Thank You Nick. I did not get to catch anything in the bucket. He must have left before I closed up the hole. Bret

Thanks Marc. Lucky for me I think my pest vacated before I covered the hole. I understand this. I have lost some of my holiday magic. Especially working in retail for the last 30 years. But the wife still has her magic and keeps me moving forward with the lights. :ROFLMAO: I too do not like...

I lost this battle last year. Our tree was 12 years old. It had almost half the lights burned out and the wife had already added some new strands. So new tree and the plus for me is the box was a different size and fits in the shed better. 😁 Bret

Thank goodness my wife's car doesn't need any of the mounts changed. However the passenger side on the Camaro is still waiting on me. The driver side took almost 4 hours and a lot of cussing! Bret

Looks Awesome. What a transformation! Bret

You might just have to add some metal to that lower part once it is fitted. A lot of the panels for the 64 c10 require this. A common thing people use is welding rod as it's 1/8" thick. Bret

That might depend on the year you get. My wife's is a 13' with just over 70k. I think they changed from the P2 platform to P3 in 2015. Totally different car. Having said that hers has had no mechanical issues at all from new. It is the FWD version so I don't have any of the complication of the...

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Man that is way more room in front of the engine than the xc90. I think it has like 1" of clearance between the front of the engine and the fender well. The straight 6 is a monster engine. How many miles does hers have? Bret

Well I didn't get to work on my desk today. But the Xmas lights are up on the house. One of my least favorite things to do. I use to really enjoy it. I don't know what happened. The wife and the youngest helped so we got it all done in about 4 hours. That includes cutting the grass. Which the...

Thank You Dan. Thanks Marc Hope the have the right shade of gray for my beard. :ROFLMAO: You caught me! Bret

Yes that is true. I did have to remove the air box on hers. I bought a drain and fill kit from FCP Euro. Was $100. Was 3 drain and fills plus new gaskets and drain plugs. But I already had a scanner so you would have that cost as well if you didn't have one. She's good for another 50k. Bret

I just did the wife's xc90 this past summer. What happen to putting dipsticks on transmissions? So stupid you have to use a scanner and that stupid pull the drain plug while it's running. Bret

Well I couldn't have made the preexisting set of Lego drawers fit inside of this new desk any closer I don't think. I hope the left bank fits just as good. 20241122_182159 by bjohnson388, on Flickr Bret

Thank You Dennis. I often have the same feeling when I read through your thread and everything you are doing is flying over my head. :ROFLMAO: And yes that is my youngest. Almost 16 and about 2 inches away from dad's height. We shall see if he gets there. I was already 6'2" when I was his...

I would get it soon. It will be retiring here soon. Bret