I was absent-mindedly cutting butter for a sauce last night and nobody in my house is impressed that they all came out looking like Missouri's. Please tell me that my family is totally fuçked in the head and that this is actually super cool
@ScotchnSmoke sux lots of large wéiners. And tons of small ones.
@VegasFrank said:
I was absent-mindedly cutting butter for a sauce last night and nobody in my house is impressed that they all came out looking like Missouri's. Please tell me that my family is totally fuçked in the head and that this is actually super cool
@VegasFrank said:
I was absent-mindedly cutting butter for a sauce last night and nobody in my house is impressed that they all came out looking like Missouri's. Please tell me that my family is totally fuçked in the head and that this is actually super cool
@Patrickbrick said:
**** you all for entertaining this, especially in this thread. I have lost a little more faith in humanity just now, thank you for that.
You know they are little pats of Missouri butter.
@ScotchnSmoke sux lots of large wéiners. And tons of small ones.
@Patrickbrick said:
**** you all for entertaining this, especially in this thread. I have lost a little more faith in humanity just now, thank you for that.
It looks like @VegasFrank has made you mad.... so it fits 🤣
Pretty nice use of a saw blade. I like the red eye.
Here's something I made a while back using a blade and a pulley. The title is "And the war keeps rolling along"
I made two of these adjustable braces to go between my stereo rack and the wall, to minimize the effect of floor vibrations and foot-falls on my turntable. They help, surprisingly well. I wanted them to be adjustable so that I could turn the carriage bolt in or out and thought it might aid their installation, but in the end, it could've been a simple piece of wood cut to the right length (that would've been a guess, not knowing how much push against the wall would be required to "anchor" the rack against the wall). It was a fun little thought experiment and fun to make, and with the expected results, I'm happy to have them in place.
Good job, Peter. One suggestion would be to use a small block of rubber for a bumper instead of wood. Probably not necessary but it would damper vibration somewhat.
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I was absent-mindedly cutting butter for a sauce last night and nobody in my house is impressed that they all came out looking like Missouri's. Please tell me that my family is totally fuçked in the head and that this is actually super cool
It's you Frank. How can you say it looks like Missouri when there is no bootheel? Missouri has a bootheel.
Don't let him troll you, Frank.
I'll pretend I didn't just read that
The ancient art of butter divination reveals that you better check your boot heels and the tires on your car!
Looks more like a fat, upside-down Vermont. Ya know...without a bootheel.
I mean, am I wrong.
Well since were just gonna argue in every thread for arguments sake….shouldn’t it be a BOOT to have a boot heel?
Nope. Florida had a panhandle, State's rights,
**** you all for entertaining this, especially in this thread. I have lost a little more faith in humanity just now, thank you for that.
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You know they are little pats of Missouri butter.
It looks like @VegasFrank has made you mad.... so it fits 🤣
Got this done for a customer he is giving it to his step-dad for Christmas this year
Pretty nice use of a saw blade. I like the red eye.
Here's something I made a while back using a blade and a pulley. The title is "And the war keeps rolling along"
Still figuring out what color or colors to paint the frame.
Painting masks now.
Now I’ve got this figured out.
From left to right.
For my Aunt Mary, my aunt Cathy and my mom.
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Nice work, Patrick. But that floor!!!
Not my work. It was staggered and randomly placed correctly though. Notice how the ends don’t align, or come close.
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Receptical is upside-down.
I know, You're a big dog and I'm on the list.
Let's eat, GrandMa. / Let's eat GrandMa. -- Punctuation saves lives
It'll be fine once the swelling goes down.
And the last one for me, with the first coat of wax.
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Nice work!
What are the dimensions?
I know, You're a big dog and I'm on the list.
Let's eat, GrandMa. / Let's eat GrandMa. -- Punctuation saves lives
It'll be fine once the swelling goes down.
This is 12x21”, the smallest is 10.25x13.5, the next largest is 12x18 and the last is 10.75x16.
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Made this with the fam.
I like how you can follow the trail and see where Mr. Snow has been during the day.
Should be in What’s in my pipe thread
My favorite cigar list here
This, I call BS. You think we believe that you carved a pipe?
"Aunt Kathy was always my least favorite aunt..."
I made two of these adjustable braces to go between my stereo rack and the wall, to minimize the effect of floor vibrations and foot-falls on my turntable. They help, surprisingly well. I wanted them to be adjustable so that I could turn the carriage bolt in or out and thought it might aid their installation, but in the end, it could've been a simple piece of wood cut to the right length (that would've been a guess, not knowing how much push against the wall would be required to "anchor" the rack against the wall). It was a fun little thought experiment and fun to make, and with the expected results, I'm happy to have them in place.
Good job, Peter. One suggestion would be to use a small block of rubber for a bumper instead of wood. Probably not necessary but it would damper vibration somewhat.