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And thank you for your humility.

When I was young I carried a George Costanza style Tri-Fold. I wore holes through my back pocket. I use a small leather card case with additional room for ID and a few bills. It's a small front...

Yup. Sure. 3D printing with a lab grown organic compound that takes three to four months to cure. Imagine the square footage of "curing space" you'd need to produce anything at scale? At least we...

I suspect that a minor deviation in the squareness of the sharpened edge is the root cause. This could be squaremess in the traditional sense, or the bevel being ground deeper on one side of the...

Spoon some sprinkles on.

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I really like joinery as a design element. Proud dovetails, finger joints, and through tenons are favorites of mine. That said, context is important. To my eye, the box has an abundance of style...

Scrathe is a verb in the Klingon language. To Scrathe is to disembowel one’s enemy, preferably with an axe and while uttering ancient Klingon war chants.

or I’m kidding.

You beat me to it. I recall seeing that some time back and thinking the picket cutter was awesome.

Edit: it was a different show about Blue Ox. He was working with “at risk” kids as I recall. I’ll...

My wife and I have been avid "Antiquers" for years and see the same thing. Covid made a big impact, but there's less demand too. The younger generations just aren't interested. The quality of goods...

It is most likely a HUD code home.

The applicable Federal Standard requires a data plate "affixed in a permanent manner near the main electrical panel or other readily accessible and visible...

I would take one down and have a peek. It is most certainly reinforced to the ceiling joists. To answer your question, the drywall is most likely attached to these ceiling joists with adhesive. The...

This thread prompted me to make a trip to my local Lowes home center as my gallon cans of Sunnyside DNA and Mineral spirits are at least 3/4 gone. It was pretty disappointing. I wound up with Alcohol...

I visited the showroom/classroom in Covington last year and tried out the Crucible. It was a very nice tool. The fit and finish were top notch and there was considerable heft in the hand. It...

I recall a "Hammered" episode with the DiResta brothers where they made a harvest table and finished it solely with dark brown Briwax. It's not what I would have chosen as it seemed like a lot of...

Thanks for the tip Randall. We visited the mall Thursday. As we crossed the bridges at the north end of the lakes the tstat on the car read 103 degrees. The A/C in the mall was a welcome respite...

Thanks for the thoughtful response.

Later this fall we're going to be road tripping to Western Kentucky and to the Missouri Boot heel. We'll be passing through Evansville IN, Owensboro KY, Murray KY, Sikeston MO, and Cape Girardeau MO....

I had occasion to look at some Festool products on a recent trip. Nice stuff. I knew they were expensive but I had no idea :eek:. I'm no stranger to paying for quality, and I generally advocate for...

Count me as another that hasn’t used an ATM in many years. I don’t even know if my ATM card will support chip or tap. Hell, I don’t even remember where I stashed it.

Zombie Knife? So it's about the appearance and feature set of the knife as opposed to it being pointy and having a razor sharp edge? What happens if the bad guys start using Chef's Knives?

I caught these when they were first posted. Very cool stuff.

Yup. Good eye. Shedding water is job 1, storm door or not. I would forego the weep hole and just apply a generous bevel. Think sloped window sill. Rather than rely on a drain path, just make it...

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Tell us a little more about the door construction, specifically the doorlite configuration. Are these interior or exterior glazed (interior is best). I'm in the residential door and window...

Shouldn't it really be called "Homicide, Death on the Street"? Asking for a friend.