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Twin Falls ID. Just a little ways away.

Working night, Mountain Dew is what keeps me going. I try to stay under 4-5, and my kids help by thoroughly disposing of any they can get their hands on, but still- I've managed to gain 30lbs since this time last year, granted I had some help with weight loss with the chemo and all, but still...

Well, I'm a bit out of the way, but if you can't find anyone else I'm pretty decent with the stuff.

My wife got one off Amazon that was like $60, claims to be 1.5hp but amps don't match up on that. It's been ok, I did have to make fittings to get it installed but it's been hanging there a year now without any issues.

It's pretty wild, but also shows what a dinosaur the existing space contractors are. Both SpaceX and Boeing got the contract, and the upstart newcomers on a smaller budget got it done way faster. Maybe this is just showing a cultural failure in Boeing, or maybe it's a product of the changes in...

Harbor Freight has a regulator for a decent price, and I run Norco bottles. They are a good price, they swap them out and take care of testing, instead of having to wait for a refill. A dial gauge orifice style regulator is fine for MIG, they just regulate the output pressure through a...

I still run my pipeliner helmet.

Look up around Seattle area, there are (or were) tons of these things there. I looked at CL in Seattle. A couple dozen, the most expensive half the price of this one. Now I'm having impure thoughts of manual turbodiesel Delicas. Dammit.

While I really believe that jobs should be done by those capable with appearance a secondary concern, there is something ultra creepy about having a health director who looks like the cryptkeeper.

Nobody would understand the lengths we'd have to go to to correct the issue.

A larger size does effectively increase your air storage capacity though.

I've seen plenty of black pipe and galvanized. Either will eventually corrode through if water is allowed to sit in it though.

Yup. I filled up the back of my box van with old stoves, parts, etc. It was 1400lbs. I got $15. On the plus side, the cost of materials I had already quoted out for a project was cut by almost half.

All I can hear is the creaking of the flimsy wood framed body as the frame flexes over the smallest difference in terrain.

Normally I'm not into flatbeds, but this- I like this. I wish I was still building my 72 F100 now.

I've done the Olympic peninsula loop a bunch of times. It's awesome. My daily driver for three years was an Alfa Romeo 164, until someone ran into it and now I'm stuck dealing with the insurance company. One of my plans once it's back on the road is to drive the PCH, but heading south. Just...

Find a cheap old Volvo 7 or 9 series wagon, lift it, and throw some decent tires under it. A turbo wagon for maximum fun.

This one is pretty decent: https://www.lowes.com/pd/Project-Source-Chrome-2-handle-Utility-Faucet/1000969858

Well, I was just starting to get my head back above water after dealing with the cancer and chemo last year, and we were (hopefully still are) planning on getting our house properly financed later this year. Due to my job I pretty much can't take time off right now, they're running things the...

Double set screw coupler? I'd just be concerned about if something binds up, what would be the next weak link in the mechanism-