Jim Becker
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Thanks, Mr C! It will be an adventure.

Woo-Hoo! We finally scored!!! Great home...actually originally custom built and quality that we are used to in a smaller 1800 sq ft package on a half...

I’m very happy with the BFG to-date including in snow last week.

In Steve’s case, that could bring material handling challenges ... I’ve been in his shop and that Lille space along the cone may sometime be...

You can have as many images as you want in a Thread...the limits are on posts. 8 for direct upload/gallery and 15 linked from other sources including...

Backwired (with the clamping setup) is faster, easier and considered reliable, so that's why it's pretty popular. You can still side wire with the...

Insurance companies are always going to ascertain if negligence is involved..."it's what they do". ;). The individual on Camheads who recently lost a...

Steve, I think that's a reasonably good design given the nature of your shop and those pesky mechanicals that are just not going to move out of your...

For "me", that's too busy but it could have been solved with the floor, either by having it dark like those exposed rafters or some other non-wood...

Yes, we did our addition about that time simply because the market wasn't conducive to moving rather than adding on and we need more space (and...

It was included in the training I took...both the formal "classroom" event as well as the more informal orientation training done remotely by the...

Those look REALLY good, Scott!

I actually have a high-tooth count 12" blade for my slider...it came with the saw. I've never bothered to re-sharpen it because the Forest WW-II 48t...

Mark, you raise a good point, but I agree with Steve's comments on this. Beyond a good portfolio and maybe a list of brands/types of products you...

I have done this more than once and if it's missed for too long...the impaction in the filter gets to be really tight. I have the makings of a bin...

Hmm...unless this is going to be a constant production thing beyond the 50 sheets, perhaps the best solution might be to...hire a helper to handle...

Oh, I understand that, Brian. It can seem weird for sure and there are certainly some properties that have a slight miss on this. But "in general",...

Coincidently, I just did a refresh on my office exactly like that...walls went to grey and a vinyl plank floor went in as the soft wide pine had been...

Because....people are easily distracted or ambivalent... ;) "It will never happen to me"...

You can emphasize the point that you use premium products in your business description... "We only use quality premium hardware from companies like...

A stuffed filter is generally caused by one of two things ... an air leak (even the tiniest one) between the cone and the bin and overfilling the bin.

As long as you direct the air flow downward a bit...say, a 45º angle toward the ground...the noise will not be passing "direct" toward anyone or...

I've had things come loose despite checking that they were "cranked down" more than once before cutting..."stuff happens". And that's why it's rare I...

I guess the best solution is to choose tooling that's as close to what you desire proportionally and match your splines to the recess you can cut....

I generally like Michelin, too...but not all of their tire models are "worthy", which is consistent with every other manufacturer, too. The Defender...

Thanks. Cross your crossables. :)

Derek, I use Excel to "do the math" behind the curtain to determine material costs and figure labor time expectations, but I don't show that detail...

Yes, they are doing that. There is the normal 6% for brokers plus a 2.4% service fee plus any necessary repairs determined by their comprehensive...

A lot of the precision work has moved to CNC and you don't need or necessarily want tooling that's the exact size of a recess you are cutting in the...