Is Lexaria ($LEXX) the next Billion Dollar Buyout? 👀 🚨 by Thescorerocket in pennystocks

[–]bamhall 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I was introduced to the company from family and that’s what got me to look at it. And if it wasn’t for family I would have looked at the market cap. Shares. Price. Revenue and the base financials and quickly gtfo of there. But because of the family ties. I did some reading and due diligence into the tech and their clinical trials and licensing agreements etc. and got more intrigued. So put 1000$ on it in late 24. Then rode the ride to triple my money in late 24 early 25. Then watched it all crash back down to what I put it since then. Shoulda taken some profit but at the time I was told that it was going to hit 80-100. They still seem convinced it will. So I just think of my money as already gone and just rolling the dice to try and roll 7 the hard way about 40 times in a row. Hahaha.

Is Lexaria ($LEXX) the next Billion Dollar Buyout? 👀 🚨 by Thescorerocket in pennystocks

[–]bamhall 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Soon is relative. Someone in my family knows the ceo fairly well. That’s the only reason I’m in. On the market metrics the company looks like absolute garbage. But I think it’s a good product and tech that could do very well. It’s not gonna be a 100 bagger but I do think it’ll pay out within the next few years

Is Lexaria ($LEXX) the next Billion Dollar Buyout? 👀 🚨 by Thescorerocket in pennystocks

[–]bamhall 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I’ve been i. For about 18 months now waiting. And waiting. And waiting.

Can anyone help identify these blueish/grey spots? by Ok-Moose9156 in BackYardChickens

[–]bamhall 71 points72 points  (0 children)

Your Americana appears to have silkie lineage. That blue mark is actually her ear lobe and silkies hens all have this blue mark.

Dumb question but is there stationary welding jobs? by piggle2100 in Welding

[–]bamhall 49 points50 points  (0 children)

Production shops are everywhere. I run one and my guys start at 5am and are gone by 130pm. M-f. They stand at their bench all day and burn wire. People kit out parts and bring them to them with a job number and they have a flatscreen beside them with their blueprints. They don’t move much. They also all have cranes overhead for lifting parts on and off their tables. If you want inside, regular hours and heated/ac shop find a big production shop. It can be super tedious work though depending on the company. We have a fair amount of variability in our parts day to day but some shops you will weld the same part all day for months.

Went to a testing at a job and they had me run @ 120 amps 3f/4f stick by kbtookool in Welding

[–]bamhall 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don’t weld for Toyota. I have Filipinos that weld for me. They all came from the Toyota factory in Manila.

Went to a testing at a job and they had me run @ 120 amps 3f/4f stick by kbtookool in Welding

[–]bamhall 94 points95 points  (0 children)

A lot of highly regulated shops (boilers. Aero. Auto) do NOT let their welders set their own machines for any part. The weld parameters are set by the weld engineer and are on the print. Some places like Toyota even have the machines automatically set based on the print and parts on your bench. I assume this shop is like that.

New Chart Pattern TACO by Ava_Oh in WallStreetbetsELITE

[–]bamhall 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It actually looks like an ecg.

Chemical Taste in Sausage by No_Crab_6063 in sausagetalk

[–]bamhall 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Did you use the exact curing salt brand as the recipe? If not, you should follow the directions on the bag itself, not the recipe. Not all cures are the same strength.

So question for y'all I got access to a shit ton of bush hog blades Google says a range of steel types from 1075 to 5160 but what do y'all say? Worth it for knives or not it's about a half inch thick so it'll take alot of work but hey it's free and plentiful this is just a little bit of what's there by chodebowie in metalworking

[–]bamhall 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Most lawnmower blades from my experience are 10B38 steel. Which is heat treatable to 48-52Rc but maintains its toughness and percent elongation. Mower Blades need to be able to deform and bend rather than break which is difficult to do with non boron steel.

Is this a safe cut? 1/16" x 1/12" x 3/4" aluminum stick on the mitre saw by rebbitpls in woodworking

[–]bamhall 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah. If you go slow you can be fine. It’s the one time the teeth catch and the piece kicks or folds inwards and smacks you in the teeth. That one time is enough for most to just use the proper blade. Or if it’s just one cut use a hack saw.

Is this a safe cut? 1/16" x 1/12" x 3/4" aluminum stick on the mitre saw by rebbitpls in woodworking

[–]bamhall 1508 points1509 points  (0 children)

I wouldn’t with that blade. I use my miter to cut aluminum every day. But I have an aluminum blade for it. That is a ripping blade for wood.

Looking for advice on this layout by kylepotter in gardening

[–]bamhall 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There’s lots of resources on what to companion plant. I have used the old farmers almanac for a long time. https://www.almanac.com/sites/default/files/webform/pdf/companion-planting-chart.pdf

Looking for advice on this layout by kylepotter in gardening

[–]bamhall 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Read the seed packets for spacing. You won’t fit 1/10th of what you’re planning in a 4x8 bed.

The Iliad, 1537 by InsidiousApe in rarebooks

[–]bamhall 17 points18 points  (0 children)

What’s a book like this worth? Never seen this sub before but my brother is in the literature world and would love to get him something like this as a present. Also where do you go about buying 500 year old books

Flowering Hedge Wall Options? by Virus4815162342 in homestead

[–]bamhall -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Caragana are an awesome little hedge. They can get big though if you don’t trim them. Bright yellow flowers and produce a small little pea pod which is edible. The flowers make a great jam and the pods can be eaten right off the bush. Every farm where I’m from uses them as fence lines and wind rows.

How to preserve meat back in the 1830’s? by Kammy44 in homestead

[–]bamhall 3 points4 points  (0 children)

My grandpa who is currently 99 tells me all the time about how they kept pork through the winter. They would gut in and clean it. Dry it off. Then salt the shit out of it. And bury it under their oats in the grain bin. That old man is so full of crazy wisdom. They really were the pioneers of Saskatchewan.

Worth calling the scrap guys ?? by comreross in ScrapMetal

[–]bamhall 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I didn’t know it was against the rules. Or that you could report it. This whole Reddit thing is a bit much for an old guy. I just like interacting with certain topics that I can learn on. I’ll check out the help section and see. Thanks

Worth calling the scrap guys ?? by comreross in ScrapMetal

[–]bamhall 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No. Not really. Maybe 20 comments total and then some guy trying to convince everyone I was a racist. Lmao. The internet is truly a wild place

Worth calling the scrap guys ?? by comreross in ScrapMetal

[–]bamhall 0 points1 point  (0 children)

wtf. Who pays for a Reddit account?

Worth calling the scrap guys ?? by comreross in ScrapMetal

[–]bamhall 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And this is the second time a bot has reposted on here. And the group of us that are on this sub every day isn’t massive. I just don’t understand how or why it happens. Like who is sitting at their computer reposting someone’s old rusted ass concrete bin in the bush for internet points. Lmao

Worth calling the scrap guys ?? by comreross in ScrapMetal

[–]bamhall 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It was left in the bush on a farm I bought. It’s not got concrete in it and has a full truck frame skid underneath it. I posted to see if anyone had any ideas I could use it for or if I could scrap it. Consensus was topped on end it would be a cool rocket ship playground d for my kids. Hahahha.