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2d ago
inI swore by my air hammer for ten years until I watched a guy in Gary, Indiana knock out a stubborn tube sheet with a dead blow and a cold chisel
Heard a story kinda like this from an old millwright down in Birmingham years back. Said the young guys always wanna reach for the biggest hammer in the truck and the old timers just grab a chisel and a dead blow and walk it right out. Something about how the air hammer bounces and the dead blow dont, so all the force goes into the metal instead of ringing your arm. Makes sense when you think about it. Sometimes the quiet way gets the job done faster than beating the hell out of something.
17d ago
inMy mesh reusable bags fell apart at the farmers market after 8 trips
Those bags are cotton, not mesh plastic, so they rot faster.
18d ago
inWore a tinfoil hat to a city council meeting in Renton for 3 weeks and here's what I noticed
Dave probably told people, since secrets between buddies rarely stay secret.
19d ago
inPSA: watched a guy eat a $600 deposit at the Dallas Auto Auction last Thursday because he didn't check the undercarriage rust before signing
Read a thread on a truck forum a while back where a guy bought a Tacoma from an auction in Houston and found out three months later the frame was Swiss cheese. Said he crawled under it in the parking lot but it was wet from the rain so he couldn't tell how bad it really was. Cost him almost two grand to get it patched up enough to pass inspection... and that was on a Toyota, which says something given how those usually hold up. Point is even guys who think they checked can get burned if they don't bring a flashlight and a screwdriver to poke at it. That $600 deposit loss honestly sounds like the cheap version of that lesson.