baseballmind1212

Another vote for the axil gs pros. I have had good experience with the wired ones. The wireless ones are finicky and battery life is not good enough to wear all day in the field.

Double up with a pair of walker earmuffs when Im shooting long range with my rifle or indoors with my pistol.

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I just went on-line to Grizzly and they have several decent tables for well under $1K

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They definitely do. I already have a benchtop router setup. I wanted something more permanent/sturdy.

300 for the router lift
300 for the router motor
About 250 for the sheet goods.
Still need to buy the paint and hardwood for trim. Basically building a test/sample fave framed cabinet with inset doors.

My wife doesn't think I'm capable of building a professional looking and finished face frame cabinet. The router table is my full scale mock up

I take modafinil. Have a script due to motion induced narcolepsy (i.e. I get drowsy driving)

It is magic for days when I'm going to be buried in meetings or have a lot of tedious work to do.

It's a very strange drug. Not the same cracked out effects that I got in Adderall in college. It just makes you tune into details better. I also follow highly technical conversations better and my recall is a lot better.

Freaked me out the first couple times I took it.

I crash off of it if I take it more than once a day for multiple days in a row. Nothing crazy, just lazy/tired on downslope.

@Cad

Where can I find the resources to set this connection up on home assistant? I use HA a ton, but despise having to update the yaml. It's gotten a ton easier now with chat gpt, but it's definitely not as easy as what you have rigged up. Is this free? Or do I have to pay for one of the AI tiers?

Swap the outlet. Old fridge has ground current leakage. No big deal.

I have 3 kids in church at 8am every Sunday.

We bring a bag with a few different coloring books, a stuffed animal or two, and some baby toys for the 18 month old.

The hot wheels track is over the top.

I get more pissed about the adult couples with no kids that show up routinely 20 minutes late and then get mad when I don't squeeze my family of 5 into 3 arse cheeks worth of space.

If I can wake up early enough to feed, clothe, and load up 3 kids, you can roll out of bed, put your slides on and show up on time.

Don't even get me started with the mfers that roll out the door straight from the communion line...

Sherwin williams Resu floor is what ive used commercially. I don't think this can be sourced for private sale from Sherwin Williams though. I work for a GC, we just sub that stuff out.

I had good results with Spartan ultracoat. They are diy homeowner friendly and extremely responsive if you have basic questions. Also have a huge color palette to choose from. Spartan Epoxies Ultracoat

I did a deep dive researching as I had the el cheapo Rust-Oleum product fail after a few years where the hot car tires were rolling over it.

My company gives an extra week of PTO and a cash bonus for 5,10.

15 and up gets the extra week, but the gift is usually more personalized.

I rarely use my full 6 weeks of PTO, so I'll take the extra week or two of pay for whatever I haven't burnt.

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AndyCBR
Dunno, but I have no idea how the Siegen lane location didn't pan out. Ditto that on the Prairieville location.

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I worked at siegen for a long time in the middle of them opening pville.

$.99 margs killed siegen. Before that it was a pretty nice mid range restaurant with reasonable food prices and a good atmosphere.

The cheap drinks brought the cheap clientele.

The pville location rent was too high. That in combo with a smaller seating area than the other two and a horribly laid out bar and kitchen was a recipe for failure.


The 20$ wings and beer deal was the best MNF deal in town for a while. I loved working it. Send the good looking girl bartenders to talk to all the dudes while I stood at the drink well pouring beers continuously for hours.

Fun fact, we averaged ~1200 beers poured a night at siegen during the height of that. The place sat 200ish

I'd diy.

Shove that pump 20-30' down the sleeve and call it a day. Sleeve is there to keep from leaves debris clogging and burning up the pump. Biggest thing is you want to make sure you push the pump far enough into the pond that it won't run dry during a drought event.

As the previous post said, dielectric grease and marine rated heat shrink is your friend.

Just post the next tinkering job you do with the $1k you save?? your diy posts are awesome.