Doobie wrote:

theamcguy wrote:

JimDaddyO wrote:
I may be getting into the 12V line up.

Bosch’s 12V lineup is very good. I highly recommend it, light and powerful.

So do I.

Make sure you get an F12 light Jim.

I have three of them now I like them so much. Best lithium LED light design all-around I know of or own.

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WarriorF wrote:These are my three quick remedies; rest, cold therapy to reduce swelling and stretching.

These are true. Also you need make sure doing things the proper way to help avoid issues.

roninohio wrote:Brake lines are always a pain. Usually when one goes they all go.

They are a pain. The reason this line was my fault. I didn’t notice the line might be to close to the tire when installed the brake caliper. This could have been prevented.

I finally got my brake line repair on my truck. I got the new lbrake line on Wednesday. After spending several hours working on after work with not much success I quit working on as I was getting attacked by mosquitos. Then I Thursday we went and viewed another house. This was housed need some TLC and I want be the person to give the TLC. Then I…[Read more]

Boschmanbrian wrote:

GTokley wrote:
The reason I don’t use pallet wood.

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JimDaddyO wrote:

Boschmanbrian wrote:
what would you be thinking about in the 12 volt lineup

I am thinking of getting my feet wet with the PS 31 and PS 41 combo kit. I had thought of the flexiclick but I like seperate units, one to drill and another to drive.

This is the 12V kit I have. I think they were my first redemption. I use them alot. I…[Read more]

Boschmanbrian wrote:

GTokley wrote:
I have been wanting a pair of low cut slip on work boots for the summer. As my slip on Keens are just to hot to wear. I found these D5 Work boots made by Dolphin Safety boots. They are reasonable price so I thought they worth a try. They also had good reviews.

Nice , they kinda look like my Blundstones , my…

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The reason I don’t use pallet wood.

I have been wanting a pair of low cut slip on work boots for the summer. As my slip on Keens are just to hot to wear. I found these D5 Work boots made by Dolphin Safety boots. They are reasonable price so I thought they worth a try. They also had good reviews.

JimDaddyO wrote:I have a small list of things now. Just letting it sit and simmer for a while so I can be sure. I may be getting into the 12V line up.

I too I am working on a list. I thought about getting a L-Boox1 with foam inserts to my carving tools in. Not sure if this would be a good choice.

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Doobie wrote:

Doobie wrote:
Let me know if the post disappearing problem continues to persist for any of you folks.

So, everything good now on that front with posts getting snafued?

Lemme know if it isn’t.

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On another note….

Doobie wrote:
….one upgrade from a couple of months ago that set up new features like the nice labels on the threa…

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JimDaddyO wrote:Hotter than blazes out there today. Of course I had to be a dummy, I lowered the lawn mower as an experiment and by the time I realized that it was shorter than I wanted I had to mow the whole section of lawn so it was all the same. What a chore. Sucking down the water now! I am soaked.

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Sorpa wrote:

Doobie wrote:
Wood will never go bankrupt.

That’s the best choice.

I think I would have to agree.

Doobie wrote:Bought a second Makita blower. This one is a single 18V battery model, but it’s just as powerful as my 2 battery model.

It was on clearance for $89. Couldn’t resist at that price and I think I’m really glad I got it already.

Took it out for a blow and there is a very noticeable weight difference from the all around larger 2 bat…

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PI_Woodworker wrote:Installed a cabinet maker’s front vise on the basement workbench. It was a lot more involved installing to an already built bench versus planning for it. In the end though I was quite happy with it.

Too hot and muggy to work on the slabs we are flattening. Hopefully tomorrow.

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Doobie wrote:Received my Bosch and Makita battery holders. A dozen and a half of each.

That seemed fairly quick shipping. Congrats on the battery holder that should help organize your batteries. Look forward to hearing how you like them.

With Covid-19 still here my company has the thermal temperature testing up and work. From what heard there is flaws in how it is working. They have got rid of the security guard testing our temperature.

Boschmanbrian wrote:

GTokley wrote:
I would love to try one of these out.

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Miamicuse wrote:I have a blue night heron that comes by almost every day to my pond to pick off insects, worms and tadpoles. He stands perfectly still on my wood bridge or pond edges and strikes.

There must be lots of food for him there or he would be coming back. Nice pictures thanks for sharing.