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Re: Coffee
Very cool! Let me know what your favorites are, I’ll buy and try. I really really like how their 10 speed blend turned out. I’m going to always keep some around and roast some every week,
stangman67
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Re: Mid life crisis,Yea or Nay???
I am running the Pilot Sport 4S on my car. Been pretty happy with them.
Same!
I’m thinking Continental. I have a tire shop near me where I have a great working relationship with the manager. I’ll shop whatever I decide on, and he’ll match or beat price. I’ll be getting tires within the next 2 weeks. This Thursday I’m having a Kooks axle back exhaust put on.
If going with Conti, ExtremeContact Sport 02 would be my choice: https://continentaltire.com/tires/extremecontact-sport-02
Clipdat
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Re: New Wood Rack Possibilities
Upstatemax wrote: »
Make sure the slabs have been properly air dried and climate acclimated.
Have them milled as flat as possible and if you have limited tools, possibly cut and drilled for you so all you have to do is finish them.
Cutting and drilling 1” holes in hard wood slabs can be a lot harder on your tools than you might think.
I used 7/8 threaded rod and nuts on mine, it’s a really good solution.
Nice Rack!
GlennDog
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Ideas for a job that is over the top...
This is one of those, "That's my Boy!" moments.....
The story without boring you. We set goals as parents. He is around 15 years old (don't want the bots to collect personal information here....).
He exceeded those goals and then some.....and then some. We don't spoil him (we do) but we do keep him grounded.
What would you do to reward him for a job that was well executed and blew past that point?
We already bought him a car. Paid for. This was before we knew what he did. What would be some suggestions?
I was prepared for a hellione (like me at that age). What I wasn't prepared for is this.
What say you?
Tom
The story without boring you. We set goals as parents. He is around 15 years old (don't want the bots to collect personal information here....).
He exceeded those goals and then some.....and then some. We don't spoil him (we do) but we do keep him grounded.
What would you do to reward him for a job that was well executed and blew past that point?
We already bought him a car. Paid for. This was before we knew what he did. What would be some suggestions?
I was prepared for a hellione (like me at that age). What I wasn't prepared for is this.
What say you?
Tom
treitz3
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Re: Ideas for a job that is over the top...
Yes, I was going to say … is there someplace he’s never been but has always wanted to see? For my daughter, it is Japan, which is not practical or imminent, but something within the great US of A would be an option, for sure.
Also agree it would help to know what his interest are to spur additional ideas.
Congrats to the proud papa … and son!
Also agree it would help to know what his interest are to spur additional ideas.
Congrats to the proud papa … and son!
bcwsrt
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Re: Looking forward to L800 but have concerns, what are your thoughts?
I've never listened to a graph in an effort to determine what a rig sounds like.
F1nut
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Re: Ideas for a job that is over the top...
I agree instead of giving him material things I would do something with him. Too much emphasis on materialism these days. Take him to an event like a baseball game or some other sport he’s interested in. Be there with him.
dromunds
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Re: New Wood Rack Possibilities
My existing rack is abysmal . . . I'm thinking hefty wood shelveing rack would be waaaay better (than thick glass).
This local guy seems to have reasonable prices
I've never done this type of carpentry before . . . some pieces look very cool. Anybody got helpful suggestions??
https://detroit.craigslist.org/mcb/grd/d/utica-lumber-slabs-cherry-maple-elm/7750517070.html
Initially, my thought was somewhat symmetrical shelves, at least 2 inches think with threaded rod connecting 4-5 shelves, approx 5 feet long
I like the idea of combining modern electronic with the rustic look
Make sure the slabs have been properly air dried and climate acclimated.
Have them milled as flat as possible and if you have limited tools, possibly cut and drilled for you so all you have to do is finish them.
Cutting and drilling 1” holes in hard wood slabs can be a lot harder on your tools than you might think.
I used 7/8 threaded rod and nuts on mine, it’s a really good solution.
Upstatemax
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