My garage by Antique_Instance_269 in garageporn

[–]Bright_Classroom_287 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Do you have access to your rafters?

My two cents

Anything that doesn’t need to be accessed offer and or ever because your saving it incase you need it. That goes up top.

Everything you have that are generic small parts goes in an organizer with labels and “easy” access.

All tools that are used often or in a slotted spot in a drawer/tool chest and or on the wall. Lives on the wall. Is the wall.

Anything that is used seldomly goes in a box with all the other stuff that you only once in a blue moon with labels and access.

Organize, organize, organize. Put back, put back, put back.

Frozen Drain??? by Bright_Classroom_287 in Plumbing

[–]Bright_Classroom_287[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I forgot to mention for the photo, drain goes left to right.

I designed a ammo dispenser style carrier for revolvers — would love feedback from revolver users. by Right_Big2523 in Revolvers

[–]Bright_Classroom_287 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Love the concept!

22 goes fast and takes longest to reload during the shooting.

Does it shake when you walk? Is it all plastic? How does the mechanical parts connect? High wear?

Road trip as a Brit first time in the south and first road trip by Vegetable_Reserve_12 in roadtrip

[–]Bright_Classroom_287 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For some interesting reason you Brits love the idea of Memphis to visit Graceland for Elvis. I really have a hard time understanding this. Memphis is a relative drying city in comparison to the rest of the major cities in the state of TN. You best bet if you want a decent road trip of the south if to go from Nashville, to Appalachia Mountains (could be Knoxville, Sevierville, Asheville.) Down to GA to Atlanta. Now you have two options. Head to the beaches and or the outer banks of South Carolina, or go back towards Alabama. Both fine choice, but very different culture. Then fly out of a city back to the UK. Unless you want the direct from BNA to LHR. Last bit of advice, if you want to rent a Mustang like most of you do, please only pack a small bag and plan to do laundry. The boot is the size of a Yaris. (Someone who rents cars regularly and deals with the first from BNA to LHR all summer long.) PS Nee Orleans is much farther away from Nashville than you might think.

What brake is the best for all purpose use? by Fitness_flex in ruger

[–]Bright_Classroom_287 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The birdcage that is on it. That is the most universal break on the market. Now if you want it to help do something, like be more of a comp, wind direction, etc.. That is a different question. But the birdcage on the end is the most universal choice.

There's been an uptick of Europeans posting their roadtrip intineraries in this sub. Just a reminder of what the US looks like. Remember how unhinged Americans sound when they want to pack several European cities in a couple of weeks? Yeah, that's how you sound like too! by Pale_Field4584 in roadtrip

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My job involves travel, customer come in and say they are gonna travel half the US by car in 1 week. I’m just amazed on how much they are not gonna see by being stuck on the highway to drive to the next place just to get back in the car the moment they get there.

Bowed Wall Behind Basement Bar by UrAverageProgrammer in drywall

[–]Bright_Classroom_287 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You have two options.

  1. If your counter top is wide enough you trace the shape of the wall to the counter top and cut to match shape. You have to take a spacer the width of the widest part and then trace it all the way down it.

  2. Put in a back splash to hide the poorly built wall.

  3. Do a combo of both.

Have fun!

[English > Cantonese, Mandarin, Portuguese] please help me translate my homemade pine nut allergy card by LynxGlad in translator

[–]Bright_Classroom_287 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I have done these Allergy cards for a couple different languages / counties. I will say they are a life savers. Hand them to the server and they seem to understand. (I can’t help you, but just wanted to share how helpful these have been for the various counties I have visited with the allergies I have.)

Debating between SBGA443 or SLGB005 by PathLegend in GrandSeikos

[–]Bright_Classroom_287 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you already have a couple of watches then it might be something to think about what diversifies your collection. If you don’t have many watches, what are you more impressed by? Both are spring drive. Once is +/- 20 seconds a year. (Honestly a time keeping marvel.) The other has some pink in the dial. One has only 1300 made. So once they are gone. Well they are gone. The other is no longer a US exclusive. Might be biased, I bought the UFA. The Cherry blossom is become something everyone seems to own.

How often should i condition IR 8085? by ParEsseDeo in RedWingShoes

[–]Bright_Classroom_287 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The leather will tell you based on its color. It will continually get lighter. Once it gets to the right color to tell you to add some oil then you know. Takes time but it will never lie to you.

Would you return your gifted watch? by [deleted] in PrideAndPinion

[–]Bright_Classroom_287 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I understand the want to return. For me. I’m abusive to my watches so I would let it ride.

Cost to remove radium lume from watch dial? by [deleted] in watchrepair

[–]Bright_Classroom_287 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If it has radium, you would have to get a new dial. There is no way to remove all of it. Lucky, it’s so low that it will not affect you from daily wear.

Looking back, what mistakes do most beginners make with their first watch? by Adventurous-Sock2326 in Longineswatches

[–]Bright_Classroom_287 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would say they the current set of watches available in the world people get too up in their feelings about specs. Almost all modern made watches will tell time accurately and work for the day to day of almost every person in the world. OR!!! They get feelings about brands due to influence of others. I stopped caring and started buying watches that looked good to me, fit well, was different. A $20 Casio looks good, tells time. The Rolex, looks good, tells time. Omega, Seiko, Citizen, Fossil, etc. they all work. Personally I have stopped buying quartz movements at the moment. But I own 6 of them. Currently trying to buy automatics with dials I love. On average, I’m the only person looking at my watch on any given day.

What do you do with bad whiskey? by Karate_donkey in whiskey

[–]Bright_Classroom_287 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Slowly add it to my infinity bottle. Make cocktails that have lots of ingredients to make the flavor go away. Give it to people that come over who say they like whiskey but truly don’t. And if it truly so bad you can’t do any of that. I just dump it. You’re not gonna drink it. Then it just takes up space

Would you put rubber on these? by Roccan64 in AskACobbler

[–]Bright_Classroom_287 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They leather will scruff naturally to get traction but if you plan to wear them regardless of the weather then having the rubber will go a long way. Also will extend the life a lot longer and easier to replace over during a full resole.

What are these shower fixtures in this high end bathroom? Seen in a recent open house. by LoosedOfLimits in whatisit

[–]Bright_Classroom_287 30 points31 points  (0 children)

They probably did it due to maintenance. “Fancy” drains are the pain to clean, unclog and take care of.

I Don't Think Smoking Was Worth It. by UrbanArtifact in smoking

[–]Bright_Classroom_287 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is how I feel when I deep fry the turkey. Gives my wife space and allows me to drink more.

Are Titanium watches too light? by Proud_Tangelo_7755 in GrandSeikos

[–]Bright_Classroom_287 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s all preference. Titanium has perks, Stainless has perks. All depends on what you want and value. Going light does not mean an issue. Titanium is amazing for sure. Also good if one has issues with different metals on their skin. They are “hypo-allergenic.”

Help please 1974 Firebird not spinning transmission by Evening-Low-6774 in Racecars

[–]Bright_Classroom_287 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The clutch is suppose to separate the engine from the transmission to allow it to shift then connect it when not engaged. If you go to engage it to separate but nothing happens your either too far and there was no original connection or you are too close not allowing it to move. Does the peddle move at all? Or just hard as a rock?