I almost ended up in Vegas for NAB this weekend but COVID still keeping the numbers we are sending low. Headed to Oregon in June though, never been.
Oregon is on my list for this year. Want to check out Bend and the surrounding area. Wizard Mountain is a must.
4th times a charm for the caribbean cruise….hopefully get to go this time around. It’s not until March 2023 but paid for it via credits from previously cancelled cruises today
Built and dropped at the railyard today in Birmingham. Hopefully see it before end of May lol edit...May 28 - June 3rd delivery
My Milwaukee M18 batteries stopped charging today mid job - ugh! I cleaned all the contact points and one of the 3 batteries was charging again - hopefully not something wrong with them - awesome drills and saw. My own purchases: a bunch of lumber, joist hangers, nails, screws - rebuilding the set of stairs to the side of the house that had rotted out.
I was really starting to get worried for a bit. Still may have to cancel our first camping trip for May long.
2 of 3 have charged now - I think the contacts were just dirtier than I thought. Going to try the 3rd now.
I am torn but I think my shop is going to see a corded version with a SWAG or SWAG style stand. https://www.swagoffroad.com/collections/swag-portaband-tables-accessories
New Sony Xb43 Bluetooth speaker. This thing is AMAZING. Got it with my airmiles. It's the size of a boombox and is gonna be great for camping and hunting. But can also see it replacing my household speakers. Sound is great! And it fills the house. 24 hour battery life on regular settings if you turn off the light show and "live mode". (Which I won't turn off cause that makes it sound like the music is literally live in your living room.). Best airmiles purchase I've made.
another dozen 2x12's to round out framing out the deck. next will be all the 5/8 decking, then railings. i might actually post a picture up of this, will look cool when done. 2 level with sunken hot tub on first level
Have the previous version of this. Can definitely testify that it's great on kids/pet stains. Havent tried in on the truck. Good idea.
In my situation it’s one less tool to haul around. Currently plumbing an apartment building, approximately 240 bathrooms plus kitchens and laundry etc… I would have my sawzall for cutting pipe and a grinder for cutting threaded rod to hang the pipe. When working with 4” pipe I would often use a chop saw to cut the pipe because I would often get crooked cuts from my sawzall on pipe that big. With the band saw, I can do all of that with the one tool
I have one of those that's broken. The pump failed. Apparently it's a common issue. Pisses me off too because it's not something that was ever used a lot but it was useful to have on hand
