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[quote]There are mechanisms for monitoring and managing this remotely. You have to have clear performance expectations and cut people loose when they don’t meet them.[/quote] Of they find it's easier to automate remote worker positions and cut them anyway. Which is mostly what's happening now, es...
[quote]Netanyahu is a butcher. He needs to stop the cruel war now[/quote] You're a piece of shite terrorist sympathizer. ...
Google "tofu dregs China" and that $11 billion in California will be pocket change compared to what China has wasted. Seriously, if you think China is surpassing the US in infrastructure or technology you are definitely a room temperature IQ sort of person....
Y'all know what mixes well with Communists? M855....
If you are planning to do any useful project work in your shop, run some split-wired recepticals. I did this when I rewired my last shop, gives you two 15 or 20 amp circuits at each individual receptical which means you can run a saw and a shop-vac for a dust collector on the same receptical without...
Cheap angle grinder and a diamond tile cutting blade will work much better. Lowes sometimes has the 6A Porter-Cable angle grinder on sale for around $16, a suitable blade might cost the same or a bit less. Ridgid has a 4" - 4.5" tile blade that is excellent for tile work, has a waffle pattern edge y...

re: Turks & Caicos Boycott OFF

Posted by Clames on 5/24/24 at 2:56 pm
[quote]Probably should have served more time since he was found with 20 rounds. [/quote] Oh the horror, the low-IQ dweebs surely shite their beds upon this news. [quote]mmcgrath[/quote] Of course, low-IQ doesn't scratch the surface with you....
[quote]. I need at least 20x30. As others have said…..go as big as you can afford.[/quote] I'm planning on a 15x32 and a separate small shed just for yard equipment storage. Should give me enough room to store and work with my tools, I have a personal office for my reloading bench upstairs plus s...
[quote]They start at $999[/quote] That's why I am just going to buy a Kohler or Kawasaki motor and swap it onto my Honda mower deck when the time comes :lol:...
[quote]blew his brains out [/quote] Well, more like he blew out the space where a brain should have been....
[quote]how has it held up?...[/quote] Great for me. I use it all the time, I use it to give my vehicle batteries a good top off charge every month or so plus I have other lead-acid batteries in my shop. It's nice having the two-bank charging feature too....
[quote]What do you use that has been reliable?[/quote] I have an old (1990's old) Diehard "dumb" charger, a DeWalt DXAEC100 charger, and a pair of Clore Automotive float/maintainer chargers. Stay away from Schumacher, mostly junk. If my Diehard ever gives out then its replacement will be an arse...
The top end 756 model is worth looking at, Kohler commercial-grade engine with pressurized lubrication....

re: Biden’s event in New Hampshire today

Posted by Clames on 5/21/24 at 10:30 pm
[quote] coupled with low political IQ.[/quote] Just low IQ period....
It will have to be a large flexible line, for that distance and size of generator that's about a 1" diameter iron pipe connection. I would be a bit nervous running a flexible line that far too just as a safety concern....
[quote]How is he a licensed electrician at such a young age? Does your state not require a certain number of hours on the job as an apprentice prior to going out on your own?[/quote] Minimum age is 20 and you can start an apprenticeship at 16 and schooling goes towards the minimum hours required....
Let's see a breakdown, by gender, for degrees that aren't worthless....
[quote]The system has to work harder, blower motors, etc to overcome resistance to airflow with a restrictive filter.[/quote] Well, not as much work harder, just you won't get the effective air flow and run the risk of icing the evaporator. Most systems have the blower after the filter so a dirty...

re: Wood Ceiling choices?

Posted by Clames on 5/20/24 at 12:12 pm
[quote]If you were going to add a wood ceiling to a room, what would you use? T&G Pine? Its about a 10X12 area.[/quote] Just finished such a ceiling at my fiancee's mother's house and in a similar sized room. Fun weekend project that included some wiring work to fix some old wiring and found t...