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Good Day Crew!
I finally bought the plunge base for my DeWalt DW611, also bought the DeWalt Drill/Drive and Impact set to replace an NiCad B&D. Also pictured is another flush cut pull saw.
I am finally getting close to the completion of "Operation Replace Cheap-O Tools" - Although, on the process of doing that, I have also been getting more stuff on my "Always Wanted List"
-Steven
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Would you mind sharing the refried bean recipe? They look really tasty, I been "experimenting" on and off for years, to make the perfect tasting recipe.
-Steven
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It appears that all the prayers and well-wishes have been working, has Bandon is getting discharged today. I am hoping he will be on the road to recovery, and not have to go back for a third time. I been debating posting a couple of pictures, has I am not sure if it would be appropriate, has someone might find them to gross (although they are not to bad) or to inappropriate for the forum.
Also waiting to hear an update on me ladies mother, but that is looking like it's not going to turn out well. A decision is needed in the near future, when the time will be to move her to a hospice.
Thank You all again for the well wishes and prayers! Soon has he is up to it, I will share this thread with him.
-Steven
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This "tool" is actually branded under several different brand names, I think this is the 3rd different video I seen, all with different brand names. I think this would be good for the hobby person, that lives in an apartment that does small household type stuff, like knick-nac shelves. I could be wrong thought, has I am not much a multi-tasker tool type tool person. Interested in hearing what the crew has to say about this product.
-Steven
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My vote is for a Chevy Impala. I believe this model is what a lot of Police Departments and Governments use.
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Sweeet! I wish DeWalt still made their cabinet table saw, instead I had to buy the Grizzly. I plan a getting this DeWalt, and set it up for doing dados only.
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I would like to thank everyone for the well wishes, we have a great community here. If you personally knew me, you would know that I am a very positive person, and always look on the bright side of things. However, sometimes that is put to the test, and this month sure has done that.
UPDATE: The doctors took out the tube today, so that's a good thing. They are starting him on clear fluids, and took out the pain medicine IV and will just give regular pain medication. They are hoping it will work itself out, so now we just have to wait. It's likely he will be in the hospital a few more days.
-Steven
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Now that there is pure awesome!
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Congratulations on winning Poisonfangs!
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Good Day Crew!
Has some of you might have heard on the TIA Periscope, my boy is back in the hospital. He went to the hospital back on July 30th (My Birthday) because he was not feeling well, and was in a lot of pain. Turns out he has a bowl abstraction from stomach scar tissue (he had complications when he was 2 years old - he's 17 know) and has a twist in his intestine. His surgery went well, except for some minor post-op issues. He came home on Thursday, August 6th, he was in a lot of pain from surgery, but that was to be expected. Well on Sunday August 9th, he started puking, and was in severe pain, and not getting any better or recovering from the surgery, so we took him back to the hospital and they admitted him. He is still in the hospital, getting tests done, and they had to put a NG tube in his nose, and if anyone ever had to have that done, one would rather have their arm cut off without any pain medicine. We are waiting to hear results of tests, and what the next steps will be.
On top of that, her mom is not doing well, she has been on a downhill slide for a long time now, and we don't know how much time she has left. They need to decide, if it's time to put her in hospice.
Like they say, when it rains it pours, has on top of all that, both springs on our garage door broke, causing the top 2 aluminum panels to get bent, so most likely the whole door will need replaced along with the 2 springs, also our 2nd vehicle broke down in the middle of July which is not a big issue, has we are just waiting on parts, and me ladies sister's husband will do the repairs, since I do all their computer repairs.
-Steven
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I just signed up for $1/month for now, but will most likely raise that once my boy gets out of the hospital, and me lady gives me the approval for more (she does all the banking)
-Steven
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WOW, great looking floors! It's kind of funny, that hardwood floors were once looked upon has unsightly, and were covered with cheap linoleum or carpet. Now they are a must have in any home renovation.
-Steven
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Awesome! There a few channels, that upload all types of these old Military Training Films, I spend hours and hours watching them. I am a "History Buff" and love learning, there are some real treasures out there, and without the drama crap shows on the cable channel History, which is actually a joke LOL.
-Steven
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Good Day Crew!
First off, I have cleared this post with Dan and Eric, they gave me the green light.
This website lists most of the Government and Liquidation auctions, there is a wide variety of stuff including tools, and other goodies for the workshop.
- A key suggestion - although you can view auctions from the entire USA, I suggest clicking on searches on the top LEFT, and select Local Searches and putting in your Zip Code
- There is usually a 2% - 5% service fee on the final price, this is not unlike that other big auction site, except the buyer has to pay it instead of the seller (Government)
- There is NO cost to sign up to bid.
- You can actually inspect the item by appointment before placing your bid in most cases
- Most Auctions have Auto Extension, to prevent people from "Sniping" the item like on that other action site. ( See the link in most listings)
Website: http://www.govdeals.com/index.cfm
-Steven
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Congratulations! Have you thought about trying to get some sponsors through Patreon? Not sure how much you need to raise, but I would throw in a little cash. Maybe we can get the TIA crew together and help out.
-Steven
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Yup, those "end caps" are evil, with their "low" price items LOL
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That really sucks, he's suppose to be on vacation... Get well soon!
-Steven
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Anyone know this one compares to the DeWalt D26453?
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Cool find, I been hunting the swap meets for some vintage tools to refurbish.
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DeWalt, always had good luck with them
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did we hit the Million yet?
-Steven
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Now thats how taco's are done!!!!
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1) Yellow DeWalt
2) Black DeWalt
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Same here, link is getting "something went wrong"
Free TIA shirt
in Member Giveaways
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1. Panasonic
2. DeWalt
3. Makita
I also just won a tee-shirt, has much as one can never have enough TIA shirts - I agree with others, and if you agree maybe someone who does not already own can be the proud owner.
Alway would like to say, very cool of you to offer the tee-shirt to the TIA Crew!
-Steven