DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:

GTokley wrote:
I did know there this is where the Mcintosh apple came from.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/original-mcintosh-apple-farm-for-sale-1.4850402?fbclid=IwAR0yRuMZTxW0vkOn6njXuD8GTArlLk74EWTqEcdC7tWZJQmsclJa3sRrQtg

It’s too bad it’s been let go for so long. I hope it can be saved for historical reasons.

It is a shame

theamcguy wrote:Junk Mail Glue Spreader

http://www.woodsmithtips.com/2018/12/06/?autostart=true&utm_source=WoodsmithTips&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=15258

I’ve been using those as spreaders for years. I mentioned it here on the site somewhere before

MTRoads wrote:Think I’ll figure out a way to get a blade in it just to try it out this weekend. Would like to at least try it before I give up on it. Thanks much for the info.

You might be able to do a quick fit using a hacksaw blade to give it a try. Just cut it off short so it doesn’t whip around

Interesting project, but not sure I like it

MTRoads wrote:

Sprokitz wrote:

MTRoads wrote:

Sprokitz wrote:

MTRoads wrote:
16 ga nibbler, right-angle die grinder and a high-speed metal saw.

I tried that high speed saw… stalled out as soon as blade hit metal, returned it. Also tried the right angle die grinder… the lock nut that keeps the right angle head together keeps backing out. Too…

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MTRoads wrote:

Sprokitz wrote:

MTRoads wrote:
16 ga nibbler, right-angle die grinder and a high-speed metal saw.

I tried that high speed saw… stalled out as soon as blade hit metal, returned it. Also tried the right angle die grinder… the lock nut that keeps the right angle head together keeps backing out. Took it apart, packed it with gre…

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MTRoads wrote:16 ga nibbler, right-angle die grinder and a high-speed metal saw.

I tried that high speed saw… stalled out as soon as blade hit metal, returned it. Also tried the right angle die grinder… the lock nut that keeps the right angle head together keeps backing out. Took it apart, packed it with grease, put it back together and mashed…[Read more]

cmeyer25 wrote:For a couple of new jigsaw blades from Lennox in the mail today – it was a promotion I filled out for a while back. I’m looking forward to giving them a go.

Same here…

Miamicuse wrote:Anyone has one or use one?

I have a mini version of one. Use it mostly when doing baseboard in old houses where walls aren’t plumb, angles aren’t perfect and floors aren’t level.

Miamicuse wrote:

Sprokitz wrote:
My Cyber Monday package has arrived

Is this a vac or a DC system? Does it stack on the TSTAK?

Both, cordless/corded wet/dry, HEPA, vac/blower or DC not TSTAK stackable.
Not sure how well it would work as a DC. It certainly doesn’t compare to the larger more powerful units.

Doobie wrote:

madman_us wrote:

Doobie wrote:
Don’t laugh guys….I’ve found a glue gun very handy in the shop at times for temporary little jobs plenty over the years. You can take things apart without typically destroying them and fastening things for oddball purposes is quick and easy versus other methods. Especially useful for little tempo…

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My Cyber Monday package has arrived

Should have a package coming tomorrow. Had it in a cart on BF and actually had enough gift cards to cover it but the online form wouldn’t let me stack the cards and no one was available at customer service. Found same item on CM, different vendor, for $2 more so they got my $$

DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:7:22am on ThanksGiving,, 75º and the weather will be great.

It was 1º here at that time.

My “favorite” weatherman says we’re going to have the coldest Thanksgiving EVER ON RECORD !