Clames

He's the perfect poster boy for the contemporary Democratic Party; racist, easily deluded, dishonest, feeble of mind and body and only getting worse....

[quote]Why assume and be wrong [/quote] He's taking a page from your NPC playbook....

Stick with DeWalt if you got 12 years out of them and the only thing that's wrong with them are the batteries. In fact, you can have the older battery packs rebuilt to as good or better than new. I have an old 14.4V XRP set I'll be rebuilding the battery packs on soon with an inexpensive battery tab...

[quote]One would think that technological improvements would lead to a greater conversion rate (efficiency) over time ... certainly long before completion of enough solar farms to cover hundreds of thousands of square kilometers. And if you double the efficiency, would that not halve the required...

[quote]This is how it starts. Democrats are going after manufacturers to make them so cost prohibitive to produce that they'll go out of business.[/quote] This isn't a new tactic. Anti-gunners have been seeking ways around PLCAA since the day it was signed into law. They way they are currently ...

[quote]PrimetimeDaBoss[/quote] Retarded....

[quote]Since the family is on a variable rate plan with Griddy, the company automatically debits the bill as they use electricity.[/quote] That's a stupid thing to sign up for....

[quote] Definition of climate change since I can tell by the first two responses most don't know what it means[/quote] Is this another thread where a gump demonstrates their IQ is only slightly higher than the average temperature over the last 4 days?...

[quote]Nah that’s a myth. [/quote] The dimensions of the fittings are not a myth. It may be a minor difference but I will always opt for F1960 or F2080 fittings first. I plumbed in two new water heaters for a small tavern a few months ago, going from crimp rings to expansion made a noticeable dif...

[quote]Yes Pex is the best to use and also easiest, though it may take a little investment of $100 or less up front to buy the tools and supplies.[/quote] Crimp PEX is that cheap to get into, but the downside is that you need to resize up to avoid causing pressure and flow issues. I have both cri...

More bothered that both ends of the water filter lines connect to the same fitting....

The only thing CPVC does well is crack. Hope you figure out a temporary fix but it's better to replace all of it you can....

[quote]What chaps my arse is shitty work performed by professionals that doesn't hold up.[/quote] That's more often than not these days. It would take something like major concrete or roofing work before I call somebody else. This work was done by "professionals" that I get to redo for a frie...

[quote]I’m a plumber apprentice and I’ve spend easily $500 on my tool bag/hand tools not even counting my battery powered tools. [/quote] $500 wouldn't cover what I have in the middle red tool tote. [img]https://i.ibb.co/khNBs2S/20210218-234931.jpg[/img] This is just the stuff I've gotten o...

I'm looking into a CPE 12.5kW NG unit for my folks. Under $5000 with a 200A transfer panel. Good standard warranty and built in test function. Uses a 24V starting system and seems to be easier than most to maintain....

[quote]Any tips on keeping it off the painted walls?[/quote] Cut the smallest 45 degree tip you can on the caulk tube and sand a rounded profile on the side edges. After that the best tools are your booger hook and a well dampened rag....

What is it like to wake up every morning as a retard? Do you realize it or are you kind of numb to the fact because your brain doesn't really process the information?...

[quote]OweO[/quote] You really are a dumb piece of shite....

[quote]The face of my had a pretty good notch in it from hitting it with a grinder at Rubicon. Definitely a tough watch.[/quote] I've scraped welding spatter off of mine. I've got the larger 23 jewel mov't version too, both are rough work watches that have been 100% reliable. I've got a couple of...

Wearing mine right now, definitely can stand up to rough work....