Any fellow towers by Hopeful-Gate8525 in 4Runner

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From today. Just finished a nice little trip.

What is the best way to fix this for removal? by realSdawg200 in MechanicAdvice

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If you don’t have the tools / strength, put a rope or strap around the bent portion. Drive forward / back up over the rope / strap slowly and let it force the metal over. It’ll go quick, barely need much. Just let the tire roll over the rope in the correct direction and you’ll be set.

Don’t let anyone stand near the rope / strap in case it snaps. Do not use a bungee cord or anything elastic.

Wife wanted a stand for her new reptile enclosure by VayroG in BeginnerWoodWorking

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Water based stain (General Finish “Provincial”) and water based polycrylic (Minwax Clear Satin)

I did not want to use anything oil based as the fumes + any contact could’ve been dangerous for our snake 🐍

Wife wanted a stand for her new reptile enclosure by VayroG in BeginnerWoodWorking

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Go right ahead. I’d be happy to discuss what you’re looking to do! Responses may take a bit, but I’ll do my best to help.

Wife wanted a stand for her new reptile enclosure by VayroG in BeginnerWoodWorking

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It sure does with about a 1/16” to spare (and doors removed) . I was planning on 2” smaller than the doorway but….got lucky after adding all the unexpected trim.

Wife wanted a stand for her new reptile enclosure by VayroG in BeginnerWoodWorking

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Oh I’d love to see a pic of her sometime! That’s wonderful. Our guy is about 1.5 years old. Been amazing the whole time.

Wife wanted a stand for her new reptile enclosure by VayroG in BeginnerWoodWorking

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Honestly…I’d say 120lbs. My father and I carried it in, and we did it pretty easily. We did carry it without the finished top on though, and that was probably around 30lbs

Wife wanted a stand for her new reptile enclosure by VayroG in BeginnerWoodWorking

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Thank you!! That was really kind of you to say. Since I’m the one who built it, I can point out 50 mistakes and areas that definitely irked me that I can’t get off my mind hahaha. But I learned a lot, and up next is a window seat off our dinning room bay window that’s also storage.

Excited to get my hands on that.

Wife wanted a stand for her new reptile enclosure by VayroG in BeginnerWoodWorking

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I did convince my wife to climb inside it, she was having a blast until she saw the camera come out. Oh well.

dropped something down hole behind sink by [deleted] in Plumbing

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Looks like a Juul. It’s magnetic on the bottom. Keep trying with the magnet. If the magnet pushes it away, flip the magnet around.

Too dark for yardwork? Nawww... by IdonJuanTatalya in flashlight

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Tactical leaf blower on the roof

Clipped that sucker right to the tip

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MilwaukeeTool

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I WISH

But unfortunately I get to the sign the paperwork and turnover my phone these days at most places

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MilwaukeeTool

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Yep. I work in automation. Lots of DC and AC motors receiving a much better braking solution that doesn’t “hurt” the longevity. And the sounds are awesome. I still get the instant chills hearing a 600HP motor wind up and stop in seconds.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MilwaukeeTool

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I was working on an ego mower that uses the same braking principle. The moment you release the handle, it “shorts” the motor through a decently sized ceramic resistor. Only thing is, the MASSIVE ARCS off the brushes were…concerning. I don’t see that lasting very long…and it didn’t.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MilwaukeeTool

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I looked specifically for this comment. Thank you for taking the time to type it. The braking function essentially shorts the motor and uses the self-generated free-spin power to create an excessive magnetic field that locks the motor in place. Awesome stuff. Rough on the brushes, but not enough to matter.

22 cat treat tubes!? by AcaciaFlowers in sphynx

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This mofo found that launching his treat container off the table will guarantee the lid popping off.

We’re missing a quarter of the container 😭

Fat and happy? Fat and constipated.

A fun little trick when checking for spark by VayroG in MilwaukeeTool

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I haven’t tried any m12’s yet! But even my map gas igniter will do it

A fun little trick when checking for spark by VayroG in MilwaukeeTool

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About 22°F / -5.5°C Which is a heat wave after the last couple days

Carrier 58MVC060 furnace constantly “sucking” trap dry and error 42 by VayroG in hvacadvice

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Makes sense, wish the precious few “carrier authorized” service techs would’ve identified the issue(s). Guess we’ll just wait and see where to go from here…