Recent content by edisto

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My mom gave us a small pack to hang in a cupboard with a fire blanket in it. Definitely a good idea...I just have to remember where I put it... Glad to hear the fire stayed minor!

I was having a similar (but opposite) issue milling with a milling chain...dust instead of noodles. I made a bar clamp out of 3/8 plate: Works like a charm, but I have been thinking about fabricating a plate to keep dust off of the muffler.

Speedy recovery! I assume from your location that you went across the river to University Hospital. Top notch care there...you should be in good hands.

That's the smart move. I did the opposite. Couldn't pass up an older Milwaukee set that came into Habitat for Humanity while I was there. The hammer drill was well-used, the impact less-so, and the saw looked untouched. The adapter and batteries I had to buy made it much less of a deal, but I...

It went from smelling like race day to smelling like a Phish concert pretty quickly...

Had to fly to Canada to collect the kids from their grandparent's place, and didn't want to check a bag. I'm never without a knife in my pocket, so the plan was to pick up a cheap knife and leave it at my mom's for future trips. Got this Buck Maverik 251 at Canadian Tire for $25 (about $17-18...

I always come back with a bottle of Gibson's Finest (12 year old) when I visit the family.

Is it ironic that he says at the end that he can't "put his thumb" on why the Stihl Ultra cut more slowly in his hands, when he kept his thumb off of the top of the handle of the saw for 8-10 seconds during the cut?

That's helpful. At this point I don't even know who will be using the equipment, so work and materials are a mystery. It sounds like for what I want to do, and to cover a broad range of materials, carbide is the way to go. Thanks for the chart! That will help a lot. I may buy some tooling...

Alright...I have more questions. Again, if I am cluttering this thread and need to start a new one, let me know. I was reading about rotary tables for milling last week. No question there, we're definitely getting one of those! But, at the risk of opening a can of worms, I do want to ask about...

What?

It would be nice to see them start ahead and stay ahead for a game...coming from behind is exciting, but not the best strategy.

I'll definitely give it a go!