Not so pros 4 new and without politics

[beaglebriar]

I managed to get a few rafters up yesterday. I should have the other ridge beam up today and maybe a few more rafters.

 

[beaglebriar]

This contraption worked very well. View attachment 466231

How’s the clutch job going?

 

[ray benson]

Good morning. Sunny 63°F/ 17°C going up to 82°F/ 28°C. Nice rains last week, this week nothing. Watering yard again.

 

[GCJenks204]

Morning ope. Beautiful morning here again today. The county fair starts tomorrow so i will help set up the booth for all the veterans entities this morning. Then back home to put the new pellet grill through its first cook. Don’t pull it to hard today. Leave that for Dallas

New grill? I missed this, what did you get?

Morning folks.

Has anyone heard what the kids call hotdogs now?

Glizziy

What the *f-word is wrong with the youth?

We had that here a couple years ago, I think it’s over now.

 

[GCJenks204]

Morning / Evening All. Still off for another week, hoping to get a few projects done around the house. Augustus “Gus” joined our family on Saturday, he likes to sleep, just in very short bursts.

 

[Woodpecker]

How’s the clutch job going?

He’d rather be hunching than clutching.


Mornin fellers Go Focaccia Yourselves

 

[Mastermind]

Morning fellers. Been tending to this crazy animal. Picked him up Sunday…still haven’t settled on a name. Suggestions welcome.View attachment 466336

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He will tell you his name in time.

How’s the clutch job going?

Doing some work on the front axle first.

 

[jacktheripper]

Morning fellers. Been tending to this crazy animal. Picked him up Sunday…still haven’t settled on a name. Suggestions welcome.View attachment 466336

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Our last new puppy was named Steve. Steve turned out to be a bad boy, so we gave him to the shelter. The next owner had to go to court because Steve bit a kid. I hope your new dog is not like Steve.

 

[Sloughfoot]

So my company went to these things a few years ago, after many different types of "safe" box openers.

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Of course we had a safety report this week, some dipchït found a way to cut themselves with one. WTF are Dads teaching their kids these days??

Good morning.

"You gotta be smarter thant the knife", "You gotta be smarter than the stapler", You gotta be smarter than the ............" - Me countless times

 

[beaglebriar]

So my company went to these things a few years ago, after many different types of "safe" box openers.

Slice Ceramic Safety Knives | Slice, Inc.

Slice's ceramic safety knives reimagine safety and the cutting edge. Learn why over half the Fortune 1000 trusts Slice to lower costs and reduce injuries.

www.sliceproducts.com

Of course we had a safety report this week, some dipchït found a way to cut themselves with one. WTF are Dads teaching their kids these days??

Good morning.

We have those at work along with several other “idiot proof” knives. I have to give all of our outside contractors safety training annually. Imagine having to tell grown men that they cannot use a pocket knife or any type of fixed blade on the premises.

 

[cuinrearview]

We have those at work along with several other “idiot proof” knives. I have to give all of our outside contractors safety training annually. Imagine having to tell grown men that they cannot use a pocket knife or any type of fixed blade on the premises.

I can. We do. I'm out of production now, so things are a little more lax.

 

[Mastermind]

Looks like I'd be having hernia surgery toward the end of the month. How much time should I figure on for recovery before I can get back to work?

 

[redline4]

Looks like I'd be having hernia surgery toward the end of the month. How much time should I figure on for recovery before I can get back to work?

20 minutes.

 

[Mastermind]

20 minutes.

Seems reasonable.

 

[They call me Mr. Kibbs]

Seems reasonable.

I had a double meshed several years ago, belly button and one in the crotch. I think they called in laproscopic or some such thing. Worst part for me was they inflated the abdomen and it took about 24 hrs or so for the body to get rid of all the 'stuff' they used to inflate. Really did not experience any pain. Doc told me to do whatever I wanted to with the cliche 'let pain be your guide'. Took a day off to appease the wife, and was back in the woods hand splitting in two days. YMMV

 

[Kiwioilboiler]

Morena E Hoas.

 

[Stump Shot]

Looks like I'd be having hernia surgery toward the end of the month. How much time should I figure on for recovery before I can get back to work?

Depends on what your definition of "work" is.

 

[59billy]

I had a double meshed several years ago, belly button and one in the crotch. I think they called in laproscopic or some such thing. Worst part for me was they inflated the abdomen and it took about 24 hrs or so for the body to get rid of all the 'stuff' they used to inflate. Really did not experience any pain. Doc told me to do whatever I wanted to with the cliche 'let pain be your guide'. Took a day off to appease the wife, and was back in the woods hand splitting in two days. YMMV

I had the open surgery. If i remember right, there was about 2 weeks of not being allowed to lift more than ten pounds.

Pain... meh. Anybody who's afraid of pain probably shouldn't live past 40 anyway.

 

[Mastermind]

Depends on what your definition of "work" is.

What do I consider "work"? Well.....I do stupid things with great enthusiasm.

 

[Dub11]

Morena E Hoas.
Bought my first sit on lawn mower last night. Husky 342. Kawasaki motor, fabricated deck.

I'm officially feeling my age. 2 hrs behind a push mower every week has lost its spark.

Also, Dallas said I paid too much and should drive it in a lake.

So he's good.

I'm going be joining the rider mower ranks soon myself.

So my company went to these things a few years ago, after many different types of "safe" box openers.

Slice Ceramic Safety Knives | Slice, Inc.

Slice's ceramic safety knives reimagine safety and the cutting edge. Learn why over half the Fortune 1000 trusts Slice to lower costs and reduce injuries.

www.sliceproducts.com

Of course we had a safety report this week, some dipchït found a way to cut themselves with one. WTF are Dads teaching their kids these days??

Good morning.

I've never seen those but thank goodness we have to have metal detectable stuff.

Based off what I see at work, it's how to be an entitled whiney little bītćh and expect someone else to do their job for them when it's too difficult or they make a mistake.

It's world wide on the *b-worditis these days.

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Coco.