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Mrs O’Leary’s cow would have benefited

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Unless he was on your side

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I’ve always shook my head and looked down upon those that leave them up all year but now I understand. It’s a lot of effort. Recently saw this.

Before dad died three years ago we’d planned to bring the big compressor to my new shop. After his death life happens and it got put on the back burner. Started yesterday planning infrastructure for the compressor and a dust collector. They are going under a 20x20 covered portion of my...

Try a better chain. Saws usually have a happy homeowner chain that isn’t very aggressive

As a kid dad brought home notebook manuals from the Long Line Division of AT&T. Little did I know the material should have been saved. I trashed it for the notebooks. AT&T had a manual for everything.

Thanks Picked up one today. Ordered another online to pickup next weekend at another store. I plan on leaving one at a lake property.

I’ve got one. Still in the package. The reloading bench is still “in development”. In other words, I haven’t started on it yet.

I was able to get one at a near by store. Thanks

Apparently that deal was yesterday and it’s gone. Deal of the day.

Dads shop was like that. When he passed and it was time to clean the shop my brother who knows nothing about tools started “cleaning” Without me. He didn’t understand how dad worked. He saw chaos. I looked at the shop. While it was cluttered and full he had tools in various areas of the shop...

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Yesterday before closing interior wall I mounted aluminum unistrut vertical to outside of building so I could clear the ribs. Today I mounted the horizontal pieces and mounted a fire extinguisher cabinet. It’s near the door which is on the backside of a 20x20 covered portion of the shop.

Worked on a wall. 3/4” t/g plywood End is 8’. Leaving it at that height. On long wall it will go up to roof. But need to pull wire first. Then cut plywood for slope roof. But I’ll may paint or prime the cut pieces first so don’t have to paint 12’ in the air 2x6 studs. I’m beat.

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