Random Thought Thread

[stjones]

Send it Nathan. He will grind it into a FK2, basically.

 

[abraves]

This will not end well...

I believe you started it. LOL

 

[Blues]

It still won't end well...

 

[Casinostocks]

What if I pull my oft used, "show some compassion" card?

 

[Blues]

So, the new dehumidifier is working well, so far...

...and my buddy stopped by to bring a bottle of Eagle Rare he picked up for me.

Not a bad day's work. LOL

 

[yoko]

duramax current project I'm working on!

 

[duramax]

duramax current project I'm working on!

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Very nice !!!! It looks glossy !!!! , which is difficult for white paint. Usually white is just bright , clean looking.

Nice work

 

[yoko]

Very nice !!!! It looks glossy !!!! , which is difficult for white paint. Usually white is just bright , clean looking.

Nice work

Thank you!!!!

It almost has a glow to it!

Here's a low light Pic

 

[yoko]

duramax

What buffer are you using?

I've switched to a cordless Milwaukee rotary and orbital and haven't looked back

They are fantastic!!!!! ( think I've had the rotary 6 years maybe longer .... picked it up soon as released)

 

[Murphjd25]

I use my DEK.

 

[Blues]

I've got three standalone hygrometers and the one on the dehumidifier and none agree. It's bizarre.

 

[duramax]

duramax

What buffer are you using?

I've switched to a cordless Milwaukee rotary and orbital and haven't looked back

They are fantastic!!!!! ( think I've had the rotary 6 years maybe longer .... picked it up soon as released)

I’m on my fourth makita rotary. I also have a couple Flex buffers plus , a porter cable orbital and my Cyclo buffer.
I’ve thought about the cordless models. I haven’t used one yet though.

 

[yoko]

I’m on my fourth makita rotary. I also have a couple Flex buffers plus , a porter cable orbital and my Cyclo buffer.
I’ve thought about the cordless models. I haven’t used one yet though.

Milwaukee with a forge battery will make you happy!

 

[Retired UPS Driver]

I've got three standalone hygrometers and the one on the dehumidifier and none agree. It's bizarre.

I’ve got a thermometer and humidifier reader in every room, and they ALL read different too.

 

[Blues]

I’ve got a thermometer and humidifier reader in every room, and they ALL read different too.

I put these all in the same area of the basement to get an idea of whether I have to adjust up or down on the dehumidifier to compensate, only at the moment I don't have a clue which one is right...except for one I'm pretty sure is off.

 

[Retired UPS Driver]

I put these all in the same area of the basement to get an idea of whether I have to adjust up or down on the dehumidifier to compensate, only at the moment I don't have a clue which one is right...except for one I'm pretty sure is off.

That truly is frustrating!

Maybe try lining them all up together, side by side, to get an actual reading at an exact placement?

 

[SharpBits]

My hygrometers start drifting when the battery gets low.

 

[Blues]

That truly is frustrating!

Maybe try lining them all up together, side by side, to get an actual reading at an exact placement?

They're literally all within a couple of feet.

 

[SharpBits]

Now we see the value of proper calibration.

 

[Retired UPS Driver]

They're literally all within a couple of feet.

I just don’t know, zero experience, sorry.

I let my yearly HVAC guys give me a yearly tuneup, and it takes care of my needs.

Old house with plaster walls, holds in heat or cold, very little humidity until it gets unbearable outside, then it kicks in.

Example: yesterday was 82, the house is still 76 with no heat on, and humidity is 33% inside, and is just 52 outside now, with windows cracked open.

I blame it on cheap electronics.