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Started 2 days, 10 hours ago (2008-11-16 19:30:00)
by Mike L Hasler
Anyone ever hear of a beam cutter? You screw a 2X4 to a log, hook up a chain saw to this thing, set it on the 2X4, and saw off a slab, reattach the 2X4 to the now flat side and cut off another slab, continue till the log has 4 flats sides leaving a beam. is anyone every tried such a (cheap) thing? I'm ready to try unless someone has before and finds it doesn't work. I'm knot looking for beams...
Started 2 days, 14 hours ago (2008-11-16 15:40:00)
by kas
Quote: Originally Posted by MullenSucks Yeah, because "real women" are anywhere today, so I def NEED to be a "gentleman". You've DEF never gotten laid. You've probably never even had a gf. GROW UP. Ya got it twisted ms late_flip has experienced love you obviously have no idea what that's like: Quote:...
Started 5 days, 11 hours ago (2008-11-13 18:47:00)
by m74731
A friend of mine just gave me a 7 foot dish, rotor and all the cable. I'm going to set it up. Have to pour a slab first. Is this good for C band and for FTA? I know nothing about the C band. Also can I get Ka on it as well as Ku? Btw, this is a great site. Just really started to do a lot of reading here though I know a little about fta and ota. Thanks to all you guys to have it so guys ...
Started 6 days, 20 hours ago (2008-11-12 10:00:00)
by lascatx
Sarah, we had to replace our washer and dryer this summer and wound up picking the LG. Mine are downstairs on tile over a concrete slab, but once the leveling was adjusted a little, they are almost motionless and quiet. I don't think you'd have any problem with them on the second floor. Ours are on pedestals and still no motion. The only issue I have had is that for some reason, some ...
Started 6 days, 21 hours ago (2008-11-12 08:39:00)
by Weasel9992
Quote: Originally Posted by Fletcher@mercenary.com To a point... trapping heavily in the back of the room is more to kill the energy once you've heard it and to try to prevent it from building up in the room... however, you really need quite a bit of that trapping [on the order of feet, not inches] to do the job properly....
Started 1 week ago (2008-11-11 20:40:00)
by Farmer Phil
Hi Friends, Before my farm's lease and my family's needs changed, and we moved to the big city, I had my shop in a garage and a shed. I was fixing to build a beauty of a shop though. I had 30' trusses and timbers gifted from a contractor friend. I also had a huge stack of corrugated metal (salvaged from a self storage facility doing a rebuild) to roof a 50'x30' space. I was just getting ready ...
Started 1 week ago (2008-11-11 15:28:00)
by Hungryfreak
Quote: Originally Posted by afterstasis were there any additional comments, or just this singular slab of utter stupidity? That was it. I was telling my roommate that I wasn't wearing headphones on my computer because it creates a different atmosphere. He responded with something along the lines of yelling "...
Started 1 week ago (2008-11-11 10:50:00)
by noaloha
So the floor is coming along nicely. I decided to play it safe and use nails to secure the lath. The manufacture said "no" to putting the cable directly over the metal lath so I went with the approach I described above. The first layer has been poured (LevelQuik ES is amazing stuff) and the heating cable has been installed (I should have pics soon). We're pouring the second layer tonight. I...
Started 1 week ago (2008-11-11 07:54:00)
by midwestherbalist
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Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2008-11-10 21:32:00)
by late_flip
I get this completely. So, let me tell a short story. I live in the small town of marysville in the state of washington. Every day its sunny or cloudy and dry I pick up my board and go skate. Why? Because I love it, I take it seriously and have so much fun doing so. My daily routine starts with me waking up, taking a shower, finding some money around the house, grabbing my phone and ipod, and...
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2008-11-10 16:51:00)
by John Bridge
Hi Mark, If you want to waterproof the floor use the Kerdi-band around the walls and where two sheets come together. If waterproofing isn't important, no Kerdi-band is needed.
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2008-11-10 10:19:00)
by Ag_man
Quote: Originally Posted by Fabonz The only problem I have with the idea is that the demand for physical silver for investment is so volatile it is hard to justify the capital expenditure to start it up. That's why the mints already in business don't just expand their capacity. They remember not too long ago when the premiums were ....
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2008-11-11 03:35:00)
by Baack
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