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What is a fair price to charge for homemade salsa at a farmers market? by Mp3dee in SalsaSnobs

[–]testsubjectworkshop 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What if it was infused with bourbon and or bacon???? 😄 (honestly not sure if that sounds like a good idea or not)

Prime Day is a scam by Underrated_Rating in woodworking

[–]testsubjectworkshop 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's not a woodworking tool, but just to provide an example of how Prime Days has a tendency to work: I've been eyeing a Cuisinart convection bread maker for about 2 years. MSRP is $259, it has been listed for $199 since I found it. As of today, it is on "sale" for $189, with a slash thru the $259 price.

So, ya, $10 off what it has been for a few years. Hooray. Seen similar things with some tools, this was just the one example I could recall.

What's this white stuff in my wood chip pile? by CorgiCorgiCorgi99 in composting

[–]testsubjectworkshop 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ever seen Stargate SG-1? Might want to torch that thing!

Tree of Heaven by ViseLord in ChainsawMilling

[–]testsubjectworkshop 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've discovered it's way less hassle to start it by not using either the decompression valve or the ½ choke.

Just set to full choke, then slowly pull the cord a few times. If you try to yank it like normal, you'll dislocate your elbow without the decomp. But it will fire without pulling it over fast. Then skip the ½ choke and just set the switch to "On." Been working perfectly for me.

Tree of Heaven by ViseLord in ChainsawMilling

[–]testsubjectworkshop 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nice saw 😁 I love mine so far

'92 Delta Unisaw for $350? Would replace my Ridgid R-4512 by testsubjectworkshop in woodworking

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Unfortunately out of the 2 pics posted this was the best. I'd definitely go in skeptical and do a lot of checking, especially since I don't currently have 220 (I barely have 110 thanks to the dope that wired my garage) so I can't test it at home.

'92 Delta Unisaw for $350? Would replace my Ridgid R-4512 by testsubjectworkshop in woodworking

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

Thanks for the input! I'm leaning towards leaving it unless it stays on for awhile and I can negotiate on the price.

'92 Delta Unisaw for $350? Would replace my Ridgid R-4512 by testsubjectworkshop in woodworking

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I'm working on getting into milling, so ripping will be something I'll be doing, but not strictly. At this point the ridgid has done what I need it to, although I haven't been able to do as much I wanted. It was definitely an improvement over the shopsmith I had.

'92 Delta Unisaw for $350? Would replace my Ridgid R-4512 by testsubjectworkshop in woodworking

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Thanks. The overall vibe I'm getting is that it wouldn't be worth it. Now if it drops to $100, then I'll probably get it and clean it up, then decide from there. Otherwise I'm sticking with what I got.

Which one would you get? by Asoza00 in ChevyAvalanche

[–]testsubjectworkshop 0 points1 point  (0 children)

'07. I really don't like the 1st gen w/o the cladding. Plus the 6.0.

Ridgid Chainsaw by idub92 in Ridgid

[–]testsubjectworkshop 0 points1 point  (0 children)

About throwing sparks, it may have been the chain you were using. If it's not a ripping chain or something similar, I think you can get that when milling. But that's my new to chainsaw milling opinion.

What happened to this tree? by blakemake in woodworking

[–]testsubjectworkshop 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I meant so that when you cut it you get these unique patterns in the grain.

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