Boschmanbrian wrote:

Miamicuse wrote:
I think that’s a goose not a duck.

Oops yes I believe you are right , it’s also called a loon I think

And after work , while I was backing up into the driveway , I took my time because of the rabbit , it was just walking across the driveway , right into the neighbors backyard , then when I went outside to…

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GTokley wrote:

GTokley wrote:
I bought a multi task ladder yesterday from CDN Tire. I will pick it up today or tomorrow.

I went and picked up my new muilt task ladder yesterday.

It looks like a 17′.

Sprokitz wrote:Just showed up…..

What’s that?
I can’t figure it out.

Boschmanbrian wrote:I guess I’m kinda fortunate , I can pretty much sleep anyway light , dark , couch , bed , lol Even the floor with my dog’s

Same here. No problem with sleep.
I slept while standing and leaning against a wall, on a welding table covered by a blanket.

Boschmanbrian wrote:

Sorpa wrote:
I also have a 21′ Multi-Position Ladder from local canadiantire. Same brand mastercraft. Heavy duty.

Nice , I guess it can be used for working or painting staircases , I’ll have to check it out eventually , I assume it’s aluminum

Aluminum, heavy duty. It does mostly staircases but not for painting.
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wbembrid wrote:Happy Easter everyone- it is long weekend renos for me at home

Same for me.
Some kitchen backsplash and a few boards of floor.

I also have a 21′ Multi-Position Ladder from local canadiantire. Same brand mastercraft. Heavy duty.

JimDaddyO wrote:

theamcguy wrote:
scaffolding will make the job easy although moving it is PITA.

Thinking along these lines. 1000 lb capacity, on wheels, I can use it indoors to when I do ceilings and such. Just over $300.

This retractable one you can use outdoor too.
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Try a different store.

First time I’m seeing this kind of design.

PI_Woodworker wrote:Turned handles for a couple of awls this weekend. Had some spalted birch and kits from Narex to make them. Also finished a burl stool with hair pin legs. It is really a cool piece of wood.

Beautiful handles! Love them.
The stool came out very nice. How did you attach the legs under? Have any pics?

Green is better because the human eye distinguishes green color better than red color.

Boschmanbrian wrote:nothing sounds better than the rumble of an 8 cylinder to me

Did you notice the price of gas lately?

The 2 small ones are intact. Wood and glass are beautifully preserved.
The big one not so much.
It’s missing couple of glasses and it’s a bit warped. The glass that is.
The wood looks good.

Boschmanbrian wrote:did you keep the stained glass , or was it pretty much toast

Have a look

Boschmanbrian wrote:

Sorpa wrote:
Installed some doors

That’s some difference between the doors ,

Nice to see you back

The old ones were the same age as the building.
About 100 years old.
Stained glass on top.

Installed some doors

Irish_Red wrote:me and a gallon of Henry

I wouldn’t go on the roof after a gallon of that 😀 😀 😀

It’s normal.
Put one next to the garage door too.

JimDaddyO wrote:I whacked my bad knee

Next step 😀 😀 😀