Huh so every dude here not trimming their pubes must love huge bushes on women too. Or are hypocrites.
Woah that's a big generator. That's more power than my entire hydro service. I have 100 amp, which is 24kw. What are you running during power outages?
Been thinking of getting a small standby for my shed's solar setup, the idea would be if power goes out I can run stuff off the solar inverter which already has a feed to the house, if that battery gets low, the generator would kick on to give it a top up charge. We seem to get more power outages in my area now, mostly in summer, and they're usually at night.
I did a rip cut into my index finger a year or so back. Not as painful as one would think, though I did miss the bone. Really surprising though.Bro in law ran his finger through the table saw last Sun. Doc sewed it back on minus 1/8" for the saw tax.
Loved using it and it certainly did the job. I use their battery powered impact gun regularly and based on that had no worries at all about it being powerful enough. It was expensive but tools to DIY correctly I’ll always buy without a second thought because buying new fun toys is way cheaper than hiring someone.Report back your thoughts on the battery trim nailer. I've got a couple air tools I was thinking of replacing with battery powered. I don't use them often so it might not worth spending anything on.
Battery powered nailers are really convenient. You never realize how much of a pain in the ass a hose is until it's gone. That said, for occasional use they really aren't worth the added cost.Report back your thoughts on the battery trim nailer. I've got a couple air tools I was thinking of replacing with battery powered. I don't use them often so it might not worth spending anything on.
I think as kids we get used to the idea that our bikes are indestructible. But I'm guessing you got something a little upscale from a banana seat with ape-hanger handlebars. Racing bikes and even hybrid adult bikes are more delicate. It doesn't take much to throw a wheel out of alignment for example.Picking up my bike today. I don't have anything to mount the bike in, was planning on just throwing it in the truck bed and calling it good. Shop guy will probably cringe when he sees me throwing it back there. I do need to get a lock though. Prob get one of those u-shaped ones with the tube at the ends.
Yea I found out about 20 years ago when I had a road bike. Rode it in today, felt very good. Took me 7 minutes to get to work, and that was mostly just messing around with the gearing trying to find a comfortable groove. If only our town would fix the roads lolI think as kids we get used to the idea that our bikes are indestructible. But I'm guessing you got something a little upscale from a banana seat with ape-hanger handlebars. Racing bikes and even hybrid adult bikes are more delicate. It doesn't take much to throw a wheel out of alignment for example.
If you already know all of this, apologies.
Oh yes this. When I used to road bike some of the roads were absolutely terrible. One day something came flying off my bike and went into pretty dense wooded area. Thankfully, when I got home, it was only a cover plate on the rear derailleur - was pretty nervous on the ride home.If only our town would fix the roads lol
Segura!
Kryptonite Evo 4 (the orange capped one) or the New York (yellow capped) are good ones to look at from a security perspective. Try to get one that leaves as little space as possible when you lock up the bike. And if you don't want to be removing your front wheel or carrying an extra chain/cable, consider replacing the quick release with a locking skewer.Prob get one of those u-shaped ones with the tube at the ends.
Also, coat the top tube with a neurotoxin /jkKryptonite Evo 4 (the orange capped one) or the New York (yellow capped) are good ones to look at from a security perspective. Try to get one that leaves as little space as possible when you lock up the bike. And if you don't want to be removing your front wheel or carrying an extra chain/cable, consider replacing the quick release with a locking skewer.
Screw that. Buy a gravel bike and expect it to fail? I don't rides trails anymore but if I can't ride it like I stole it ....useless. My last 3, since 1993, the bottom bracket failed. Hmm, 12K miles of my 215lbs stepping on you...understandable. New Giant 1 year ago....my knees... hang on, boys, til I'm 70.I think as kids we get used to the idea that our bikes are indestructible. But I'm guessing you got something a little upscale from a banana seat with ape-hanger handlebars. Racing bikes and even hybrid adult bikes are more delicate. It doesn't take much to throw a wheel out of alignment for example.
If you already know all of this, apologies.