I'm in.. :santa: Thanks for doing this again Kevin. :handshake:
Very nice. How'd you avoid any major cracks?
Thanks much Dennis. :handshake: Actually, once my friend is done with the splitter, I intend to try and work on putting up wood all through the...
These pallets are seriously nice. BIL works as security at Siemens Energy here, they were getting rid of these all the time. Grabbed every one...
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Oh.. and thanks to huskihl for the 2 x 6 advice. :handshake: Seriously made the racks solid. :cool:
Thanks everyone :handshake: Kinda tired out this old, out of shape body.. but it's nice to have the wood out of the constant rain we've had this...
Hope everyone has safe travels. Wish we could be there. :confused: I'm sure it'll be a good time. :thumbs:
Yep, it's OSB, but there is a board protecting that window. :yes: Think we had that installed about 3 or 4 years now. The old window was steel...
Great score for your son jrider :cool:
Welcome aboard davidwyby :handshake: Nice felling equipment there. :dex: :cheers:
Thanks for that info, will definitely avoid that brand. :yes: Looks like mix 43 would be your best bet from the above reading.
Ferrite Products for RF Chokes, Baluns, and RFI Mitigation). RFI TIPS AND TRICKS for the ham radio operator
I think he means that private wells may mot be approved in his area. Some places restrict or ban private wells. #1.. It competes with the...
Did you already purchase any ferrites? "Auto...mistake" keeps changing ferrites to ferries".. so if it comes out that way, I missed one. :picard:...
Looks nice. Great work. :yes:
Another interesting read, may be something in there that can help with your situation. Stopping EMI from Fluorescent Lights and Ballasts —...
Ferrites are often place on electrical and computer cables to reduce RFI. I have the impression that many LED assemblies have a sort of ballast,...
Sounds like a solid plan huskihl :yes: Thanks for the input.
:eek: Yeah, not building a skyscraper here. I meant that there will be a duplicate rack on the other side of the door, with boards tying them...