Where do THEY think it goes? A separate sewer system for pee and brown material and another one for grey water? Guess that once its flushed they think it just "goes away" and is forgotten.

No comment...

Most of those battery packs just have standard-sized batteries inside. If you take it apart, you can probably solder in new batteries. Just remember to get the same type of rechargable so you can use the same charger.

Things that save me time? Anti-sieze paste. Cuts the time to remove the same bolt by A LOT the next time you have to do it!

I knew a lady that swore peeing in the shower was a good thing... she said it killed the bacteria that caused athletes foot.

And she loved to tell people this! It was interesting when the subject would come up at parties.

Ample lighting and a lift

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David,

Problem is that the newer battery packs have the LI-ON batteries and they are not available. Do not want to return back to Ni-Cad either so are stuck.

Thom,

One thing I really like about your shop is the copper topped workbench. Gonna have one like that someday!

Joe

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Thom, what kind of decklid is that? It could just be teh angle, but I don't think I've ever seen one like that.

Also, what is the benefit of a copper-topped workbench? I've seen the pics of yours before, but I can't remember why you used copper instead of SS or just plain steel.

Yep. I have a couple of 3 gallon laundry detergent bottles in the back of the garage. Some are labeled "used oil", some are not. Some are dumped on the compost pile, some are dropped off at Jiffy Lube.

Biggest time saver:

Scissors lift

On a smaller scale.... variable speed buffer (cheapo from Harbor Frieght! with quality wool/foam buffs and various 3m perfect it compounds)

Did anyone ever tell her that athlete's foot is a fungus?

Half inch spade bit will not work. THe I.D. of the hose is half inch, so you will need something more like a 5/8 inch or 3/4 inch.

You may want to throttle down the size of the hose - lets consider the application!:D

Aiming into something only 1/2 inch diameter bay be a challenge. I might suggest something a bit bigger......

My bad... I guess her little story was it killed the fungus, she worked as a medical transcriber and said this around doctors. Either they were too amused to correct her or there may be something to it. I have never really bothered to do any research on it... do you suppose I could get a grant?

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Suggestions: teflon-coated hose, teflon coated funnel. It'll cut down on the smell. Slightly.

All this talk of funnels and hoses... don't any of you guys have a tree in the back yard? ;)

A Radiac wheel on my 1/4" die grinder.

Funny story: Our very religious ex purchaser at work was asking about a car problem. When he was told how to fix it, he said he didn't have any tools. A soft spoken guy over heard this while walking by and matter of factly told the purchaser, "I didn't know a woman would f**k a guy that didn't own any tools."

looks like a 964 lid... with the tail extended.

Fine...

EVERYBODY'S a friggin comedian...:)



THat's what the funnel is for smarty guy...:)

Leave it to you guys to overengineer a hole in the wall!

:D

Twist off beer caps save lots of time. No more searching for the church key. Youngsters don't even know what the heck a "church key " even is!