GTokley wrote:After the Safety Police been after you before?

Dirty coppers can’t catch me!

smallerstick wrote:LOL Bite me! There are always the ones who love to point fingers and criticize.

Yeah, I thought I would nip that issue in the bud. My wife didn’t think I should have put it in but to heck with it. I didn’t need someone who read something on a website to even attempt to trump experience with a comment.

DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:Congrats on the logo t-shirts and coffee- tea mugs.

I’m waiting for the first one to be ordered….so I can get one for myself…lol.

Just posted my latest video. Cutting firewood, shop updates, and some news!

Boschmanbrian wrote:

JimDaddyO wrote:
I was checking out at Canadian Tire and saw the 175 year anniversary Stanley 10′ tape, so I grabbed one. Kinda neat.

That’s pretty neat looking Jim ,
Did they have a lot of them,
I might pick up 1 or 2

Yeah, they had quite a few of them in the Goderich store where I was. Some other forum I belong to peo…[Read more]

smallerstick wrote:OK, I couldn’t resist this…. lol

and that was before noon.

Chilly and rainy with bits of hail and snow in it. Put a stop to getting that last tree cut up.

I was checking out at Canadian Tire and saw the 175 year anniversary Stanley 10′ tape, so I grabbed one. Kinda neat.

I emailed via “reply” to the “points@” address and it got returned as the address no longer exists. I went to the Bosch page and got on a live chat with a rep. I explained the time issue with redeeming points and that my request has been in since Aug 9. He said that there will be action coming to BTP in the future. I explained to him that…[Read more]

The Husqi was the tool of the day.

DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:The bathroom came out looking great! I bet the owner was very happy.

Thanks Dirty. My wife is pretty happy with the progress so far.

A very short comedic salute to the guys that host a podcast I listen to regularly.

I did a little base board and edited a short video that’s meant to be a bit of a comedic salute to a podcast I listen to.

I got to use the OMT to undercut some trim as I used some ceiling moulding I made from the bathroom for base board. Not what I wanted to use, but wife wanted some edges in other parts of the house covered, so this will do until I get around to proper base boards. Of course the glide mitre cut them all to length too.

The Godfather, Jimmie Diresta, with some Bosch tools sponsorship. A replica of his new shop for his dog.

There was a good layer of frost on the car this morning. By noon it was T shirt weather while cutting firewood.

More winching logs up the embankment and cutting them into firewood. Split some of the dry stuff and brought it into the house too. I’m tired, but it’s a good tired.

Actually, my neighbour is pretty cool…and he is OK with my sense of humour too. They are just a bit more city folk than rural, but I like them.

roninohio wrote:The last aluminum one is exactly the one I am thinking about getting.
If I could find them

Time for a trip down to your local Speed Shop or 4 x 4 shop if you have them. Otherwise, they probably can be found online. Try the Tire Rack, they don’t have Cragar, but a lot of other brands.

Doobie wrote:Sounds like they would be good candidates for maybe John’s (Cranbrook2) member’s ‘Extreme Birdhouses’.

Or amybe just a tree house for the kids or grandkids.

Or I could take the chain saw and carve some profanities into it…lol.