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Still a little early isn't it? Did you take them with a bow? Shotgun? Or is it already rifle season in NC?

The good news of codes like that (open to interpretation by the inspector), is that it also means you should be able to challenge the interpretation and go for an exception or something similar. Of course you have to be willing to make that challenge, and then follow through, and that's not...

I'm not a fan at all of television, but the show sure beats the Kardashians my daughters are always watching Plus there's Hockey; what's not to like!! That was a beautiful rink, but cheesecake cheerleaders at a hockey game, that's kind of goofy.

Sometimes drilling holes in fabric materials like canvas goes all screwey on you (binding and unravelling, that kind of thing). Did you drill the holes for your pop-rivets, and did that go OK?

I like your photo record; that's good stuff. Do you put the product down just like it is out of the bucket, or do you have to thin it or anything?

No kidding, I was thinking of picking one up if I could plug it in conventionally (and not for any MV's, just in general). I would have expected paying easily twice that for a good solid 1/2" tool.

That's terrific! Cheers to you, Brother. :beer:

Looks like a real nice item: - So, it's electric running off 110V? - Standard three-prong male plug? - And do you maybe know how many amps the tool draws? Sorry for the lots of questions, but it might be something worth having.

Love them Rat Rods

Well: Thank You For Sharing. :mrgreen:

I remember learning about this in high school. If I remember right: - Put them together in the same field - And once the sun goes down cut-off all the lights Just leave them alone and they'll know what to do. I think that's how it works.

This is kind of a drift question, but the comment here reminds me: - What are the straps you see under the rear of buses that hang down dragging onto the pavement (always in a pair), are those some kind of grounding straps or something?

Great! A treat to look forward to. That will be good. I better stock up on more salt and butter. :popcorn:

That is a beautiful installation there. Mr. RAYZER. Are you maybe a licensed electrician, or do you just know what you're doing naturally!? And is there ever ANY downside to oversized wiring?

That's a great find, and I sure want to follow your build and "migration". I hope you'll start a new thread for all that (and for us lazy folk, post the link on THIS thread here). Welcome from Virginia, the Home of Presidents.

And a good tarp will cover that (badda-bing) for you. Gemplers has them http://www.gemplers.com/tarps-accessories

Well, DUH me! I guess I could have figured that out, but I just wasn't SURE. Thanks!

This might sound funny, but: - Are nose bleeds common out your way!?