How about mild steel plate stainless filler rod, or vice versa, it'll leave the lettering permanently rusted/less rusted due to different material...
This year I started doing what I saw on a thread here, putting small double long pieces in 2+ piles stacked next to each other, it's truly amazing...
I'm assuming that is an aluminum I.d. tag, I can only do stainless and mild right now, so stainless it is (unless we're shooting for pure ugly...
Well the nice thing about thin steel being easily warped, is that thin steel is easily beaten straight again! :Dis it squared corners or???? Post...
Anyone just let me know the size and lettering and I'll get it done, I'd do a mock up snap a picture and get approval and get it done!
I used r11 fiberglass in real 2*4 walls, and then on to of that r7 pink insulation, should put me around r 17-18. Very little "stuffing"
Hold on, you know stuffing insulation and packing it tight makes it entirely useless right?????!!!!????
Not sure if it's needed or not but I'd be willing to do any welding that may be needed, even if it's just a I.d. tag or name plate with letters...
That's a ton of wood, but even for $400 for something there paying to get rid of is a bit steep in my eyes. Wish it were 1300 miles closer!
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It's a pretty good portion of what I burn, i like it.
Get one of those fancy weather rocks! If it's wet it's raining if it's white it's snowing if you can see it it's sunny and if you can't see it...
Thanks guys, ya mostly pine, a little elm and whatever else was down at the dump, I rolled the biggest ones up with the ramps I made, 2nd wood...
[ATTACH] Got me some farwood! Not a lot but I didn't go far and I had a little time so I figured I'd do something with it!
Oh okay, I was thinking you had to get something good out of it either way check these out, skid steer splitters and commercial grade, Wolfe Ridge...
That sounds like a lot for no nice options! Get a 4, 6, or 8 way wedge at least?
85!?!?:eek::jaw::bug:is that a typo? Maybe you meant to say 8.5 because you couldn't find a second half of one?!? That's a pile!
I second this, it just so happens that I have always loved welding so it fits me well, but the environment changes everything, when I worked...
Skipping reading everyone else's comments, I will say that i went to school to be a welder, by school I mean a local school, cvtc located in eau...
Looks more like a to handle job.
