Stop in for a cup of coffee

[WV64Signet]

This is what I use when I paint metalic

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That was the poor kids Etch-o-sketch.

Had one for long rides in the stationwagon on vacation.

 

[WV64Signet]

Morning gang.

Another day that seems kinda shot in the arse. Need to get the roofing done on the shed, but the winds are up and I'm not going to fight 4x8 sheets of OSB on a ladder by myself.

 

[dukeboy440]

I don’t like electric roaster pans… first time using one and damn it cooked it in 2.5 hours instead of the normal 5-6. At 275 degrees too

 

[toolmanmike]

I don’t like electric roaster pans… first time using one and damn it cooked it in 2.5 hours instead of the normal 5-6. At 275 degrees too

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What's the breast temp? Looks undercooked. No separation between the legs and carcass.

 

[Petty Betty]

First 8 ft by 5 section finished 3 more to go. Hard work for me...6 inches thick...

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6” definitely gets the job done. Anything more is overkill

 

[Tooljunkie]

Finished welding, now grinding and hammer/dolly work. Its getting there.

 

[Mopar Tim]

6 inches. Suitable for space craft landings. Nice work Tim.

Is it that thick for any particular reason?

On a good slope. Front to back. I could have back filled DG to level it but it could get washed away. So it's concrete. 4 in the rear processing to 6 in the front
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[WV64Signet]

Nice Ark. Clean in the photos at least

1973 Plymouth Other

 

[toolmanmike]

One of my favorite images from MCACN. All A 12 cars.

 

[Mopar Tim]

6 inches. Suitable for space craft landings. Nice work Tim.

Is it that thick for any particular reason?

And it's pinned to the foundation with 1/2 rebar...to keep it from separating from house