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Nice table.
And cute Corgi sploot.
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And cute Corgi sploot.
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It looks like the grass isn't going to get cut today. Neither is the wood going to get turned. Not enough get up and go, nor wind. You might say that my get up and go, got up and left without me. 84°F.
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Yup, pig hunting quite popular here, couple of my friends do as well. I saw 2 of mine when mowing the other day. Tractor doesn’t bother them. One was likely 175lbs or more, largest I’ve seen on that end of property. We have 3 areas on the property they live. It is my intent when I get my tractor back, to mow those areas and reduce size considerably. One can pretty much be eliminated but not the other two as they are too deep and thick, even fencing them would be a challenge.
Somewhat humorous add, we have had hunters on the property, and watched hunters on the adjoining property. Particularly funny as we could see the hunters advance across the field below us and the pigs also visible as they moved as well. Annoying but smart.
One evening we came home from town to find a car parked end of our drive. Driver said he was waiting for his hunter friend whom we passed another 75 ft up the drive headed for the car. Another 50 ft up and up wind was our rather large resident just rooting away without a care. He did look up as we passed but didn’t wave.
Yup, pig hunting quite popular here, couple of my friends do as well. I saw 2 of mine when mowing the other day. Tractor doesn’t bother them. One was likely 175lbs or more, largest I’ve seen on that end of property. We have 3 areas on the property they live. It is my intent when I get my tractor back, to mow those areas and reduce size considerably. One can pretty much be eliminated but not the other two as they are too deep and thick, even fencing them would be a challenge.
Somewhat humorous add, we have had hunters on the property, and watched hunters on the adjoining property. Particularly funny as we could see the hunters advance across the field below us and the pigs also visible as they moved as well. Annoying but smart.
One evening we came home from town to find a car parked end of our drive. Driver said he was waiting for his hunter friend whom we passed another 75 ft up the drive headed for the car. Another 50 ft up and up wind was our rather large resident just rooting away without a care. He did look up as we passed but didn’t wave.
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sodamo
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Drew, sounds like a great choice. Love wood, the look, the smell, the touch…
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Really nice job on that ladder
I have 3 sections of that scaffold, used when I painted house last summer. Really handy.
Really nice job on that ladder
I have 3 sections of that scaffold, used when I painted house last summer. Really handy.
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Don
I found that researching wasn’t as straight forward as I would have liked. Good info on the Amazon site, even more on Eufy.com, but to me not well organized. HomeBase 3 S380 is the newer base, but you need to look at the compatibility chart. I started with HomeBase 2 (was on sale) but have decided to upgrade and the newer items need HB3. Fortunately when I bought I took advantage of an upgrade offer to HB3. There are some price reductions that will be available in a couple days via Prime Days.
I also noted the bundles are not always cheaper than bundling your own.
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I found that researching wasn’t as straight forward as I would have liked. Good info on the Amazon site, even more on Eufy.com, but to me not well organized. HomeBase 3 S380 is the newer base, but you need to look at the compatibility chart. I started with HomeBase 2 (was on sale) but have decided to upgrade and the newer items need HB3. Fortunately when I bought I took advantage of an upgrade offer to HB3. There are some price reductions that will be available in a couple days via Prime Days.
I also noted the bundles are not always cheaper than bundling your own.
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buckeyefarmer
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I like the outriggers on the scaffording, more stable. mine don't have that. I'm interested in a couple sections of mason scaffolding.
Good breakfast this morning, but stomach not feeling so good now.
picked up a water pump at harbor freight.
stopped at lowes and looked at trex decking. they only stock the lower grade. Not sure I like the way they cap the top, I thought it was solid throughout. They have t&g pine, but didn't like the beaded version they carry, too hard to stain. Also, a lot of junk wood in the pile.
I'm hoping prime days will have some deals on a couple things i want.
Good breakfast this morning, but stomach not feeling so good now.
picked up a water pump at harbor freight.
stopped at lowes and looked at trex decking. they only stock the lower grade. Not sure I like the way they cap the top, I thought it was solid throughout. They have t&g pine, but didn't like the beaded version they carry, too hard to stain. Also, a lot of junk wood in the pile.
I'm hoping prime days will have some deals on a couple things i want.
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Like your table, Ken
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Good Afternoon,
We got out on the lake just before 11 and the dark clouds chased us in by 2:30 ! It was still nice, and stopped and jumped in the water a few times !
Ken, beautiful job on that table ! I love it, and I see some spalting going on there, really adds another dimension to that piece ! Especially with that live edge !
Maybe some more pictures are necessary!
We got out on the lake just before 11 and the dark clouds chased us in by 2:30 ! It was still nice, and stopped and jumped in the water a few times !
Ken, beautiful job on that table ! I love it, and I see some spalting going on there, really adds another dimension to that piece ! Especially with that live edge !
Maybe some more pictures are necessary!
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Dennis
I found that a single set of outriggers was nice and stable
I found that a single set of outriggers was nice and stable
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