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So good to see that he didn’t die in the Challenger disaster.
So good to see that he didn’t die in the Challenger disaster.
Thank you. The 700000 litres in particular pissed me off… that’s a 9 meter cube. Whoopdie doo
Thomas Jefferson said it a wee bit earlier.
I’m assuming this quote attribution is a joke…
Definitely not the size of Texas. Estimated 10-15 km across.
What the hell are you talking about?
Lol, my friend is always on the lookout for “pro-life” thrift stores, apparently they have the best deals. (BC)
This is just weird. The boot…
Somewhere in Rousseau’s “Confessions” there’s a bunch about him becoming disillusioned by the church as a child because of sexual abuse, and the head priest tells him “that’s how it’s always been”. That was written in 1769!
The British Colombia part of the map is very inaccurate. Not sure about the rest. Appreciate the sentiment though.
How many micrograms?
There’s also a small business called tree2table in Chilliwack. The guy has a buttload of sweet hardwood he has milled solely from salvaged logs. Highly recommend checking out his wood supply, if you get more into wood working.
What kind of lumber? I’m from the interior, but have bought lots of non kiln dried hardwood from random small mills in the Fraser Valley. If you’re looking for good quality KD stuff, Windsor plywood has branches in gvrd or there’s Reimer hardwoods in Abbotsford.
Start playing a musical instrument. Works for me
I’ve done several timber frames and refinished a dovetail log home with an angle grinder. You can achieve a flat finish with care, and the time difference over a belt sander is far from negligible. But it is perhaps a bit tricky for a beginner.
I would use a seven inch disc on a large angle grinder. It’s super aggressive, def will be the fastest. A bit hard to control, and easy to have it dig in, so practice where you can’t see it. Your arms will feel the burn after.
I’d never seen that, so great. Thanks