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Very cool, I been wanting to build one for some time now, especially that I been getting into carving lately.
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Here you go WigWag more info on the Hybrid snow blower http://www.homedepot.com/p/Snow-Joe-18-in-40-Volt-Lithium-Ion-Hybrid-Snow-Blower-ION18SB-HYB/206079866
Awesome, Thank You - that looks like it would work perfect for my application.
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Nice haul! Please share your thoughts on the palm nailer, I been thinking of picking one up for small projects.
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I have the GreenWorks 80v cordless that works pretty good for light to medium snow falls. I think The SnowJoe Cordless might be the better cordless snow blower at the moment now I was really impressed with the review they did on it last year and this years model is a Hybrid so you can do ac or battery power.
Awesome! We don't get to much snow here in a "normal" season. Would you happen to know the model of the hybrid? I will also try and see if I can find it.
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Good Day Crew!
After watching Dan's Periscope, I would like some opinions on a snow blower. I only have a small driveway, and a short walkway so I don't think I need a gas powered model. I would like a battery powered model, however since the area is so small, I wouldn't mind if it's corded. I would like to keep it under $400. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated, especially models to avoid.
-Steven
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Oh Yeah! These are great for wood glue, dried glue peels right off. Although I usually end up just using my finger lol.
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Awesome! Appreciate you sharing these projects, they been giving me inspiration to get back into the workshop.
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Great craftsmanship!
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I am in the planing stages for redoing my sanding station, this gives me some inspiration to make it DeWalt themed
Sanding station = A down draft table, Spindle sander, 1in belt sander for sharping knives and chisels, belt/disc sander combo and a flexible shaft carver/grinder
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This is insane, what year is this from?
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Not sure Black Friday is what it use to be, with all the online retailers one can pretty much get deals year round. For me, it's not just the price, I factor in my time and stress levels I would endure, just for a chance that the item isn't already sold out. But the main factor, i'm not a people person LOL, I hate crowds.
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Congratulations to you all! Bet it's a ton of fun.
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Get the extended warranty, I'm literally getting about one E-series 60-70" Vizio a week with a bad panel (not fixable) and my shop isn't even a Vizio authorized service center. I haven't seen this many failures on a line of TVs ever. If you wait until Monday when I'm back in the shop I can get you the models effected, it's only about three models that I've noticed thus far...I know it's a E-601-something. It's not a bad TV when it's working, they have a LG or Sharp panel(good picture) and timing control board, a Sharp(Delta) power supply(these are VERY well made) and a Chinese main board(Foxconn).
My purchase date is planned for either first week of December, or first week of February. I really appreciate all the help your offering, this is what makes TIA a great place to hang out.
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The wind has been blowing hard here, we went from 70's to strong cold winds and the weatherman talking about wind chills in a couple days. One thing I do know, for the first time in 4 winters I WILL BE using the natural fireplace, has the ex would never allow me to use it LOL.
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I remember back in the day, Sony CRT computer monitors where the best, and nothing could come close. So far I am leaning towards a Vizio, but thinking if I save a few more bucks I will look at the other suggestions.
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I always wanted a laser cutter so I could make stuff my HO Scale Model Railroad.
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FYI - There has been a recall issued on the Dremel® MICRO™ Model 8050 Rotary Tool
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Thats really neat! I have book for making bowls on the scroll saw, I have not made not made one yet though,
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Awesome information folks, I really appreciate it. This is way I love the crew here at TIA, I have learned a ton, now I need to digest all of it, and see if I can narrow done some choices.
SIDE NOTE: Unfortunately plasma is no-go, due to the interference they create on my Ham and Shortwave radios, I guess I should have mentioned that but didn't think they we still being produced.
-Steven
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Good Day Crew!
Once spring arrives here I want to have my master bathroom remodeled. The problem is, for better or for worst I see a lot of nightmares on TV shows, so I am looking for ADVICE on finding a contractor. It won't be for another 7 months, but I figure if I start researching now, and get help with planning I will be ready to rock in spring. I live in Central Ohio, so if anyone has a recommendation please let me know. I tried to start my research, but it's a bit overwhelming with the amount of folks that offer there services, and need help weeding out the turds.
-Steven
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I had a 55" LG 3D LED when 3D was still relatively new. They replaced the panel twice under warranty and when it went out a 3rd time just after the warranty, I trashed it and bought a Samsung.
In all honesty, I've gotten the best service out of Vizio
Thanks for the feedback, I was actually looking at LG. The TV's we had (before the split) were all Vizio brand, and there did look pretty good.
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umm well being a technical writer for Samsung, Sharp and LG I beg to differ on the 4K it is not for everyone......mainly due to room size, if you are sitting in a room that has 2- 6 feet from your set then you might see a lit bit of difference, (is 6 feet and under realistic for a 60" or 70" TV?) if you are sitting any more than 6 feet away from your TV you are getting no real difference.
Some may have heard of Apple's big thing about Retina Displays, all it is, is a distance that the eyeball can not see every pixel, sit far enough away from a 4k set and you will have the same effect as a retina display or better yet 1080P....just saying.....
That's why I am not interested in spending the extra coin on 4k, that and my eyesight is poor. I have 2 options for locations, one is about 14ft and the other is above the fireplace, which would be 8ft.
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Good Day Crew!
I am in need of suggestions/recommendations for a new TV. Some of the criteria's I have are listed below, I appreciate your help and suggestions. I currently have an old 65" rear projection, picture is ok but the sound is AWESOME! So if you have an additional suggestion for a sound system to add would be cool.
*55" - 70"
*Don't need/want 4k
*Non Samsung
*Under $2,000
*True 1080p
I don't really watch much "traditional" TV shows, movies or sports, but I do enjoy watching Documentaries and Concerts.
-Steven
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Thats some mad skills, impressive for sure.
What do you think this is??????
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Toys I can only dream of lol... Congratulations on the purchase, hope you share some updates.
-Steven