I did not check to see if they tasted like pumpkin spice.
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The new shop. Progress.
- Thread starter ktmoutfront
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they taste like victory
The most important tool in the shop is hung up. Now I know where to find it.
I didn't know you worked on Fords
better outline that..so you know when its missing
half of it is missing by the looks of it .
I will admit that I can not roundhouse that hammer any longer. So no need for the long handle.
pretty sure gnomes get +1 to hit and damage with hammers
I think that Dwarves get +1 for hammer Gnomes get +1 to sneak
+1 like for the cabinets, and another for the forklift!
Gonna be a lot of work to move that when you come back to Colorado.
Once he gets his still going, you will never see him going back.
I do have a wooded area that can not be seen into, with a crik running through it.
Ran PEX air lines. Still need to run each drain out through the block walls. Need fittings connect the hose real. Not real happy with the sag between the brackets, but it was much cheaper that a professional kit.
you know you could have run it in the attic and done just the drops down threw for a even cleaner install . and maybe a white plastic line to blend in better .i can see the red as a warning thing for the stupid people in the world tho . . .
but yes looks good and
on the drain for each drop so many people forget this and cray all the time my lines are always wet . . . no way to drain them gets this problem .
shop here in town did whole pex install years ago after a shop fire gutted the place . been holding up great in the 4 bay shop .
but yes looks good and
on the drain for each drop so many people forget this and cray all the time my lines are always wet . . . no way to drain them gets this problem .shop here in town did whole pex install years ago after a shop fire gutted the place . been holding up great in the 4 bay shop .
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I did not want to crawl around a 140* attic and have to work at the rafter/joist base plate. Also, the temperature change in the lines running through the heat or cold seems to make more issues with moisture. Could not find 3/4" white. 1/2 and 1 inch yes.
1" go big or go home 
my shop is 3/4" black iron . was here when i moved in already .
my shop is 3/4" black iron . was here when i moved in already .
My compression tool only goes to 3/4. Did not see the need to buy the 1" tool for anything in the future.
Is Pex even rated anywhere near 175psi?
160 is printed on it.
