Theultimatehic
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I drill pilot holes and then use dewalt twist bits. I resharpen bits as well. Only use the 3/8th and 1/2" dewalt bits. My other bits come from Germany and are cheaper when i buy bulk packages.
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Starting a thread where we can leave feedback on transactions and giveaways we encounter with other forum members. I'll start this with some feedback I have.
Big shout out to @Fletcher94, recieved a package from him today. He was easy to communicate with and fast on getting the package out. Really hooked me up with some goodies as well. Appreciate the kindness he showed, very grateful. Don't hesitate to do any transactions with fletcher94. He will treat you well.
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Love me some cheese curds!
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14 minutes ago, KnarlyCarl said:
Awesome looking signs from what I can see, the rest are just a blank little square, must be something to do with the forum changes
Ya they all disappeared a week ago or so...
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Haha I make signs for culvers as well. They are delicious in a different way. Butterburgers.
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Been using it more then i thought i would. Handles most things but it's limited as well. For taking screws out and putting them back it is great.
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They are located all over the U.S., they are fairly popular. They have good fries and custards as well as the burgers
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Might do that then. Thx
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Nice. Of course the cheap one is out of stock:p that's ok I'll get the next one up this weekend.
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Here are the pics for "freddys". Installed and all lit up. Enjoy
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Ya a permanent thread pinned to this section named "member feedback" would work. I'll start that thread when i have a review about dealing with another member. Which will be soon.
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On 2/21/2016 at 9:00 AM, KnarlyCarl said:
This was a call I was sent to on Thursday, to a trailer park that has seen better days, the old clay tile drains in the ground are one by one cracking and letting tree roots grow in, thereby making the sewer lines back up and spew waste out the shower drain while someone takes a shower and someone else flushes the toilet. The best part is there is no clean out pipe up to the ground to access the sewer pipes, so I have to take the toilet off if I want to try to clear the blockage.
Heres my attempt to run the auger through, it's made by Sparten, self feeding and retracting, or I can control the feed by hand if I want. Uses a dc motor for direct drive on the drum and is reversible.
I was unable to get the auger past a spot because they used a certain fitting where two 3" pipes dumped into a common drain, imagine a two way cleanout tee upside down and the auger kept going straight through instead of making the turn downward. I could see this fitting from under the trailer, by removing the skirting and poking my head under. To verify where I was and that my auger was going past the tee, I use the Ridgid Scout tracer device, it's a mighty fine instrument to track where a drain pipe goes.
The "pill" is attached to the end of an auger and shove it through the pipe, I taped the pill here and shoved it through.
It emits 512 Hz signal that is picked up by the receiver, I know exactly where it is and also tells me how deep it is, seen here where I tracked it going under the house. So I knew it was 2' 3" under the floor, right where I expected it to be.
But, I couldn't get the auger to go where I wanted it to, and with no cleanout, we're going to get the mini excavator and start digging. At least with this park, I know about where the sewer runs, since I've done several others here before. Just another day in the life.
Also if you have no cleanout pipe in your yard, just hope an auger can get through from your toilet. No pressure lol.
Another note from your friendly neighborhood plumber; only what comes out of you and toilet paper should ever be flushed down a toilet
Tell that to my kid!
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Interesting gadget. Wonder how many uses you get before something breaks on it.
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Well that forum we do guns not sure about ebays. If imagine it's kinda the same. You make a post in the member feedback section using the name of who you want to give props or burn if necessary. Makes it easy to search the section for the person you want to deal with.
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I'm on a different forum and there is a spot where you post about one on one dealings with other members. It's pretty helpful to look through when buying or selling to someone you don't know but maybe someone else does.
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Ya somewhere where you post about transactions taken place between members. Specific feedback to member review on how easy they are to deal worth etc.
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I had Legos, Lincoln logs, toy guns, hot wheels and tons of other stuff too I'm sure. I spent most my time riding/jumping bikes and racing competitively. Along with sports when they were in season. Built lots of ramps both dirt and wood. Az has Alot of dirt lol. Quads and dirt bikes when we were in our teens. But we shared since not everyone had one. Lots of junk ones we fixed up too.
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My current every day is a 04 mazda 3 i bought for scrap and rebuilt with my brother in laws help. Sold my pick up a month ago and am gonna get a new truck. Then sell this mazda for some profit. Then after i do all that i might get a sport type car to tinker with. Already miss not having a truck so hopefully i find something good soon.
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Still some good parts on that thing too!
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That is random lol
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Won a pair of klein cutters
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Just moved into this shop in August. It came with fresh paint. It'll slowly get worse lol
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That's a great deal. Bought the newest greatest 12" for 600 after taxes. That stand looked like a good buy but i skipped on it.
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If a bad experience has a occurred i would think the person would try finding a solution before publicly bashing another member. This section should be full of positive feedback. But if someone tries a scam bashing is a good way to deal with them, after talking with a moderator about the situation.