https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/pensions-bankruptcy-sears-nortel-1.5102200

JimDaddyO wrote:

Sorpa wrote:
What software do you use for editing?

Lightworks, free edition. More than I need, more than I know how to use.

Thank you!
I was looking into DaVinci and it looks pretty complex at a first sight. The free edition one of course.
I’ll see how Lightworks looks like.

theamcguy wrote:

kurt@welkerhomes.com wrote:
I also saw that retirees were suing because they left the pension fund underfunded by about 330 million. This has resulted in reduced pensions and retirees having to go back to work to make ends meet.

That’s a real shame i just wonder why it took so long for people to see what was going on.

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JimDaddyO wrote:Another video editing day today. Got one done for the weekend. I also shot the next video to put out. I have to review and see if I want to reshoot anything.

Also spread some dirt around and put some grass seed in it. Rainy days should help.

What software do you use for editing?

Anyone having one of those pinless scanners?

Ligno-Scanner D Moisture Meter

I use that method. I misplaced my stud finder and I use magnets.
I have some very strong neodymium magnets that I used for a project years back and that’s what I use. The point is to find a screw and I start measuring 16″ after that.

I’m a copper guy.
Maybe because I have all the tools. And I like to weld/solder. All subjective I know.

cmeyer25 wrote:

monman1 wrote:
Here are some good pics of other framers in my area. The plywood was nailed but all the nail where shot thru the plywood. And then there was the fascia boards, there just so bad.

Wow, that’s some serious curve!

2 of them: one in the middle and another one at the end.
They didn’t cut the rafters to be equal.

Installed 6 windows and a patio door.

Happened to me when I ” cleaned ” the handle/surface with something that had acetone in it.

Some pictures would help a lot.
More than proverbial 1000 words.

cmeyer25 wrote:Lots of Bosch tools used yesterday. I started the morning drillling a ton of holes with my hdh181 and then connecting them with my cordless jigsaw – low that little jiffy. Then I went and modified a cabinet for a client and used my ps32&42, FL12, cordless vac, tablesaw and L-boxxes (I forgot a step stool, lol).

Doobie w…

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CB wrote:

Which reminds me of yet another example of per unit pricing. Hard drives.

This one?

cmeyer25 wrote:

Boschmanbrian wrote:
Totd is the torches
Had to weld the bulbs on a small piece of uranium glass so I can weld it on the maifold , just because the two types of glasses aren’t compatible alone ,

You use so many tools I’ve never heard of or completely unique versions of things I have heard of. That’s so cool

My TOTD was my paral…

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Miamicuse wrote:

Sorpa wrote:
Even if the neighbors are stealing power they have to be hooked up somewhere between the electricity meter and the house which I find virtually impossible.

Not necessarily between meter and house. Could be anywhere downstream. Imagine a buried PVC line underground that runs to a shed, or to swimming pool or spa…

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OK, something is screwy here, I don’t know why I have so many posts.

Sorpa wrote:

Sorpa wrote:

Doobie wrote:

Seven-Delta-FortyOne wrote:
Are the neighbors stealing power? Legitimate question.

This was my first thought also.

My second one is whether you’d recently bought some space heaters for coldish rooms. They eat a lot of power.

Even if the neighbors are stealing power they have to be hooked up s…

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Sorpa wrote:

Doobie wrote:

Seven-Delta-FortyOne wrote:
Are the neighbors stealing power? Legitimate question.

This was my first thought also.

My second one is whether you’d recently bought some space heaters for coldish rooms. They eat a lot of power.

Even if the neighbors are stealing power they have to be hooked up somewhere between the e…

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Doobie wrote:

Seven-Delta-FortyOne wrote:
Are the neighbors stealing power? Legitimate question.

This was my first thought also.

My second one is whether you’d recently bought some space heaters for coldish rooms. They eat a lot of power.

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theamcguy wrote:This just isn’t right

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Martha-Stewart-Living-14-in-9-Amp-Electric-Handheld-Chainsaw-with-Handguard-Safety-Brake-MTS-ECS14/308697485?irgwc=1&cm_mmc=afl-ir-27795-456723-&clickid=Wc80gyXPm0Sa18g3p2TvhTxSUklz1M03P37lxA0

It looks like a toy.