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Subscribed. My wife and I bought 10 acres with a 46x62 pad and septic and are getting quotes for a building almost identical to yours.

We use a cyanoacrylate two part foam at work and the Great Stuff foam cleaner from Lowes works pretty well for the people that dont like MEK

I've really enjoyed seeing America through your eyes and learning about boot sales. It took me months to peck away at your thread, almost as long as it took me to get to The Center of the Universe. Please keep up the great work, I look forward to engaging more now that I'm current

I've finally made it through the entire thread. Thanks for all the updates and entertainment over the years Rian

Im almost to the 4 year mark on these Amazon quick connects from PLG. No complaints https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01IDHCL58/?tag=atomicindus08-20

I found out during college that my highschool teachers told my parents I wasnt college material. Once I decided to prove them wrong it was great motivation for me

I'm into knives and the best torx I've found have been the all red handled Wiha shown above. I bought them after a recommendation from someone working in a tool crib in a large machine shop. The Wiha's held up the best when working with insert screws and I have yet to waller out a fastener with them

I just bought and received their fractional index this week to start my drill organization. I found the partitions to be a little too deep but for 1/3 the price of a Hout I just got at work it works better for me. The Hout we got from MSC last week has sticker labels like the Vevor

I'm glad I found this thread, so much cool equipment

Speaking of skittle Porsches, check out speedhunters this morning http://www.speedhunters.com/2023/02/think-like-porsches/

My parents just had their tennis court removed by a landscaping company that used a mini excavator with a thumb attachment on the bucket for everything but moving the fill material back out

Being involved you Scouts you likely already know this recipes but we do two slices of bread, spray butter on the iron side, pizza sauce on insides, cheese and pepperoni in the middle for pie iron pizzas

We get door frames powdered coated for work and when we need a respray the powder coater "burns" it off for us. Not sure what that means but fire is involved

Ive had really good luck with Benchmark too. Enjoying the thread, keep up the good work

It took me roughly 3 months to make it through this thread and I loved every minute of it. Thanks for taking the time to share your projects with us, its been a pleasure to watch

I use copper or brass rod and tend to get the handles close to size so I can slightly counterbore the thru holes. Let me know if you need some more pointers, I've restored about 2 dozen rusty knives

Ill be following along. I live in Anderson but would like to move out to Brown or Clermont county in the next 5 years

Damn that grass is nice!

I bought both of the harbor freight chargers trying to figure out electrolysis. Neither of them worked, I guess they have circuitry now that only let it work if its connected to a battery. I finally traded my dad for his old charger so I could de-rust old Estwing hatchets and Japanese kitchen...

I work in manufacturing and usually only 9 hours a day on concrete but I picked up a pair of Keen San Jose composite toes boots about 5 months ago and love them. It took just a day or two to break in and I prefer them to my tennis shoes now