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I know. I mentioned a few posts back that I’m kind of torn about that. I’m not 100% sure it needs a center leg because it’s not my typical workbench where I will be beating and hammering on heavy stuff on it. I really am digging the open look too. But part of me really wants to add one for support and strength too.
so the first weekly meeting of the year is our annual business meeting. We go over our various finances, projects, records and accomplishments from the prior year, goals for the new year, and we hold Officer elections at that time. The meeting this year was a change up as our chief of the last 20 years or so decided to step down. So the assistant chief was voted up to chief, and some of the younger guys that have been around a while were moved up in rank.
Yeah it’s a 16’ stretch.
If you must keep it open like that, add a cable with a turnbuckle attached to the outer top corners that picks up the center of the bench. Realistically, add legs that don't get in the way once your printers are installed.
That's what most of the old time departments do until they get a bad chief that wins popularity contests. A lot of those towns originally had fire departments that were set up by an association long ago and not totally under the thumb of the town. A lot of the towns in the western part of the state have been converting to making the Chief the head of a municipal department, appointed or hired by the selectmen so they end up with somebody qualified or capable. Of course that backfires when they hire somebody from the outside that everybody hates and then a whole dept. quits. I've noticed differing strategies on the other officers. Some are voted on, some appointed by the chief, other by selectmen.
That’s basically how ours is. We are not under direct control of either town. We are set up as a non profit. Both towns contribute an equal sum of money each year to our operating funds. But we don’t answer to them. We also happen to have a selectman as one of our officers.
at least you didn't do it when it was easy and fully exposed, and waited until you shoved a big ass workbench in front of it
I was burned out on painting by then. Was really hoping it wouldn’t be so obvious. All well. It’s not the end of the world.at least you didn't do it when it was easy and fully exposed, and waited until you shoved a big ass workbench in front of it
fifteenthed on the center support. nothing more annoying than a workbench that sags/bounces/things all roll away on
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Give me some time to model it up.When are you printing out a bunch of
I hung the indoor part of the split today. Gonna do the outdoor unit and the lines next day I get a chance to work out here. Would have been nice to have ac today for sure.All that time sppent, still no a/c installed, and still bare OSB under the bench
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I haven’t no. But just one more thing to make me happy about putting in the pellet boiler. They are plentiful and inexpensive. I noticed the Home Depot in Ellsworth has their pallets of them out again for $299 a ton. The place I ordered my first three tons from was cheaper though at $249 a ton delivered right into my garage. Guess I’ll go fill up my gas cans and diesel jugs though.Have you seen/heard of this?
Low fuel inventories cause special concern in US Northeast
Low fuel supplies in the U.S. Northeast are raising concerns that an extreme weather event could cause supply disruptions.
How I feel with the firewood. I don't know how much wood I'm sitting on, and I'm getting another truck load today after work. I've got coworkers paying $6/gallon for heating oil. Outside of cleaning the chimney, I'm all set for this winter for heat. kind of awesome. was looking at one of those woodfired cook stoves, but those aren't good for heating.
Yeah. Wood itself may be free, but it’s a crap ton of work for it. Dragging it out of the woods, cutting it, splitting it, stacking it, moving it and restocking it, feeding the wood stove, cleaning the wood stove, rinse and repeat daily all winter long. So far I’m digging the pellet boiler. I’ve been throwing a few bags into the hopper at a time until it’s full. During heating season I’m only going to have to empty the ash can like once a week. Shouldn’t really be much labor or work involved with it at all. And yeah, with todays oil prices, this thing will pay for itself in two winters.
con-fucking-firmed
Yup. I did that dance last year. I’m stacking up some for this winter, but nowhere near as much as last year. This year I’m only gonna run the wood stove for ambiance or a REALLY cold day. It’s too much damn work To do all day every day.
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