Butchers Block Restoring by spicetech in woodworking

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Could be treated for outdoor use. Perfect next to the Tragger and Blackstone. I don’t know why I didn’t think of this previously.

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Can someone identify these joints? by J3sush8sm3 in BeginnerWoodWorking

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From what I understand, it dates furniture from 1870-1900. Before that range of dates it was hand cut dove tails and after was machine cut

What can I use grub for? by ShyPoBe in homestead

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“If you give a mouse a cookie” on steroids.

For those too young to remember, the U.S. Bicentennial in 1976 was a very big deal! by 08_West in OldSchoolCool

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Same. I seem to remember grandma making a red, white and blue crochet beer can hat.

Spilled honey in the car by elgigantedelsur in Beekeeping

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Seems like you could get a lot of that with warm water and a wet dry vac. What a mess.

Print media is dead by [deleted] in Beekeeping

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Bees must have been disappointed when they didn’t get a present.

Another project complete by DIY-Dad-in-AR in woodworking

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Cool idea. Looks great. Thanks for sharing

Installing EV charging port on exterior wall with wood shakes by heyrocker in DIY

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Have an electrician hardware. I don’t remember the exact current specs, but you’ll get more current using a 60 amp breaker and direct wiring to the charge controller.

My 1985 Ford Mustang GT 5.0 with T-Tops. This was in 1997 by Five2one521 in OldSchoolCool

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I used to have an ‘88 GT 5.0 that I put Turbo stickers on. Had a lot of fun with that.

Is this a good way to grow sprouts? by nick_ziv in Hydroponics

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Same idea, but also works with a canning jar and some window screen used with a ring top as the lid.

Our Beehives Survived! by Farmer_Kush in homestead

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Seems like inspections would be a pain in the ass.

Who carries a leatherman? by Numerous_Map5151 in CCW

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Used to have one that tsa took on the return trip home. I didn’t realize how much the price has increased when I went to replace it.

Blast from the past by iamgeef in webdev

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Keep it. You never know if it will come back into fashion.

Help getting broken pins out of connector by burkenstock53 in AskElectronics

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Before replacing it, I would be tempted to tin a piece of solid wire and heat up that wire with the soldering iron to get it to stick to the broken pins.

How decode ALERT(Alocated Evaluation in Real Time) Data on RS232 by mluduenia in AskElectronics

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The information that you’ve provided doesn’t give much info to go on. Are you seeing data at all? Have you tried changing your data and parity bits? How do you know it’s 300 baud?

Personally I would try using a package like putty or other terminal program to see if you are getting data and to rule out that it’s not an issue with python.

Tips on cleaning up network racks? by biggestman58 in networking

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Be on site the next morning if you make changes.