Johnny, rosin up your bow and play your fiddle hard 'Cause Hell's broke loose in Georgia and the Devil deals the cards

Must be 1:1.9 ratio and embroidered

Where’s everyone buying good quality outdoor American flags from?

1 match, no kindling, no paper, no accelerant challenge:

Hey Shark, a fast (ish) food joint that just sells fresh meat on a stick. It’s called “Meet Meat” and the logo is a roadrunner. $500,000 for 15% hmu

Starlink day 1: streaming is fine, web stuff fine, gaming over WiFi from the Starlink router…trash.

What do you mean 😭

Winter is here. It’s time to start farming

What if the real 51st state were with us the whole time

18” overnight

wtf happened

It takes more than flashy rgb lights to impress me

I have a boat and the back of my couch doesn’t touch a wall. Is this the American dream?

New “Well actually” meme just dropped

My treasures!!! I missed my stuff

Something I absolutely love and always look out for are specialty tradesman's tools. The real shit that real ones use to get the shit done and get that bread. This is a setting hammer. The head is about 3 inches long, face is one and a quarter. Little less than a pound. Handle's around 3 ft long. The purpose of this thing is to reach into a hot forge and set a weld without having to take it out. You usually see forge welds done on an anvil, with a dramatic shower of sparks--OOH, AHH, monkey brain neuron activation, the whole shebang. But you're just spraying molten flux everywhere. Putting the piece down on the anvil immediately creates a heat sink. And bringing it out of the forge means anything without flux on is going to oxidize within a second or two. But--one cool thing about a well prepared forge weld is it takes very little force to make. So if you can prep your weld in the forge, you can use a setting hammer to reach way in there, line things up, and just...let it drop 2 inches. Weld set. easy peasy The handle has to be this long because you need some room to manuever and to see, and the forge is cranked to 11 to get the weld hot enough, so you need some space from its mouth. If you're production welding, or you've put a couple hours into a nice workpiece and really don't want to have to rework it, setting a weld in the forge is a godsend. Every carpenter, plumber, technician, assembler, welder, etc has little tricks, jigs, special and specific tools that get invented, reinvented, passed down from mentor to apprentice. Look out for them wherever you can, they're worth their weight in gold.

Home day 1:

Need advice Starlink as your only home internet for streaming gaming all that stuff. Is it there yet or do I have to sign with the local guys

“The guy on the news said you can’t hire for manufacturing”

The mines are beautiful this time of year