@Wolf said:
Craig- Have you never asked someone to spell "ICUP"? I found it funny that the drug test itself is from a company called ICUP, as inferred...
Think hard you'll get it....
@jr@mac said:
Couple things I confiscated at work;
Sometimes being "the safety guy" can be fun.
What would be your take on someone firing a borrowed handgun into a 12" culvert to kill a skunk with around a dozen bystanders? Yes, I actually witnessed this at work about a decade ago. Remarkably, I think most of them are alive today. Maybe not the skunk.
@jr@mac said:
Couple things I confiscated at work;
Sometimes being "the safety guy" can be fun.
What would be your take on someone firing a borrowed handgun into a 12" culvert to kill a skunk with around a dozen bystanders? Yes, I actually witnessed this at work about a decade ago. Remarkably, I think most of them are alive today. Maybe not the skunk.
Lower one looks like what I imagine a prison shank would look like.
Can't even comprehend how someone could use that hammer without bending every nail.
Where I work the guys working in production for some reason won't fill out a maintenance request form and they just use this vinyl masking tape we have to kluge everything together.
I got the Saw Stop contractors saw - very happy with it (and can still count to ten). Years ago I took a week with a cabinet maker- he had a full floor unit - highly recommended for the pro, but especially for us part-time sawdust makers.
A friend of mine got a full size Saw Stop after he tried to cut a finger off. He didn't lose it but it's not 100%. As I recall he was picking up a piece of wood with one hand and not paying attention to where he had the other hand.
I'll never have feeling in one part of my right thumb after doing almost the same thing as your friend. It took me about a year before I had the urge to fire the saw up again. The first thing I built after that was a DIY side-mounted blade guard. There are only a few things I can't do with it in place. For those cuts, I now have a pretty good collection of push sticks or I use the crosscut sled.
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No never, but now I get it.
That's like calling a bowling alley and asking if they have 10 pound balls. Then... "How do you walk?"
I wish! Weld/fabrication/assembly. We build these:
Among other vegetation management solutions.
That stuff is a blast to operate.
What would be your take on someone firing a borrowed handgun into a 12" culvert to kill a skunk with around a dozen bystanders? Yes, I actually witnessed this at work about a decade ago. Remarkably, I think most of them are alive today. Maybe not the skunk.
That made me cringe, not going to lie.
My gut is a vegetation management solution.
Yet they always try...
now that’s a transparent surround
https://www.theverge.com/2023/6/29/23778354/bose-recall-acousticmass-lifestyle-companion-bass-fire-hazard?fbclid=IwAR2tW4hNy2sCUTqdh6fSYh_obuyf6GJ7bmhT0Zt9IC9QGdJpMoTRHxMxs4g
Methinks you are going to be busier than a one legged man in an ass kicking contest, Eric.
Come on, did that actually even hurt the sound?
re-inventing port enclosure
Looks like a nice aperiodic enclosure to me.
Today, on way to job site - When all that is between you and 2000 gallons of liquid waste 💩 is some string and a pair of vice grips Image
I'll bet you didn't tailgate.
Confiscated tools.
Lower one looks like what I imagine a prison shank would look like.
Can't even comprehend how someone could use that hammer without bending every nail.
Where I work the guys working in production for some reason won't fill out a maintenance request form and they just use this vinyl masking tape we have to kluge everything together.
Funny!
Hits home... been looking at Saw Stop
I got the Saw Stop contractors saw - very happy with it (and can still count to ten). Years ago I took a week with a cabinet maker- he had a full floor unit - highly recommended for the pro, but especially for us part-time sawdust makers.
This woodworker live here in Ames. No Saw Stop for him.
https://kcci.com/article/woodworking-with-feeling-4/6436748
A friend of mine got a full size Saw Stop after he tried to cut a finger off. He didn't lose it but it's not 100%. As I recall he was picking up a piece of wood with one hand and not paying attention to where he had the other hand.
Ron
I'll never have feeling in one part of my right thumb after doing almost the same thing as your friend. It took me about a year before I had the urge to fire the saw up again. The first thing I built after that was a DIY side-mounted blade guard. There are only a few things I can't do with it in place. For those cuts, I now have a pretty good collection of push sticks or I use the crosscut sled.