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Nicely done. Check number 21, the last part of it needs reworded.

My schedule is going to suck this semester, not classes, but the hours and days which they occur. Heaven forbid that I can get all my classes on the same days.

How fricking hard is it for someone to spell my name right when I tell it to them phonetically after spelling it out normally?

If I'm not careful I'm going to dump a little to much money in this .45....

Somebody cut some wet treated 2x8's on the saw down here at the shop last night, I come in this morning and there is a layer of surface rust where they sat on the saw table. It cleaned off with some steel wool and elbow grease but still not happy about it. If they were that wet they can be thankful that they didn't trip the saw stop feature...

Yep. Also, depending on how its made, look into a Kreg pocket screw jig to screw up from the bottom side. They work f'ing SLICK. yeah, my neighbor is a furniture maker and my dad used that when he made his cabinets. It is very nice. Ahh nice.

Yep. Also, depending on how its made, look into a Kreg pocket screw jig to screw up from the bottom side. They work f'ing SLICK. I will post some pictures of a table I just built for the office using pocket screws, they are slick as hell.

I need new shocks and struts on the car but don't want to spend the 600$ to put new ones on.

Yep. Also, depending on how its made, look into a Kreg pocket screw jig to screw up from the bottom side. They work f'ing SLICK.

I fail to see a 'review'.

Limit? Yep... They only allow you to listen to 40hrs a month per account.

Upgraded to Pandora One, I reached my 40hr limit for the month...

Heck yes. Rocking out with dual monitors and upgraded to 2 gigs of RAM. Thank you engineering IT dept.

I had a hot MILF of a British chemistry teacher for my chem classes here. Made lectures slightly enjoyable.

It never even woke me up...

If it is type T, I'm pretty sure I've got quite a bit of that wire floating around somewhere.

I love the idea.... you could just splice/resolder wire to acess remotely for controll in the house. You could set up a camera to view the cooker, but it would have to be a bad muther of a camera to deal with MN winter, more so if it will freeze/thaw so much when it's close to the Egg. You could check out durrable surveylance cameras and work that out. I'm gonna chew on that, I love the idea. It's not worth doing at my house.... maybe.... but the idea is choice! Thermocouples you can't just "extend", but perhaps for some $ they would send me ones with the right response or let me know how to mod-them. Hell, I'd keep the controller in the basement and only use the PC. As long as you have calibration parameters, you can make thermocouples as long as you need them to be, no? That is my thought. Obviously within reason considering it isn't like they are high voltage. In one of my labs, we made our own out of 2 pieces of the right kind of wire. We also discussed the principles that allow them to work. IIRC, as long as the voltage drop is calibrated to the correct temps, it'll work. And generically with any wire they are linear right? ie I could extend them and recalibrate myself? My vote goes to getting the right type of thermocouple wire (don't know what type they use) and putting a longer one in.

Most likely, but we only know a handful of people that even have Mopeds, let alone one that looks like that. Unless some bored fucker stole one and tossed it in there.

I can't imagine someone mistook this truck for someone else's, its a rather 'unique' vehicle.

His comment was, "Well, I'm going home for the mud-runs this weekend, and if its still in there, guess I bought a moped"

So apparently one of the guys I work with went home today to find someone had put a blue moped in the back of his old truck. Now keep in mind this truck is backed up to a fence so you can't lower the tailgate, and its a '73 3/4 ton Chevy lifted on 33's. Not exactly a small truck. What the hell??....

i don't think i'm as busy as you are and i haven't felt like i've had the spare time to justify learning to reload. i could imagine it gets pretty tedious? Its not bad, I enjoy doing it. I get ammo like I want for a price cheaper than I can buy it. Nice looking firecracker you got there.

In order to do anything more than piss in the wind you are going to have to have a more methodical and mathematical approach than throw some stuff together and then use a Dayton woofer tester. Figure out the theory and how different things actually change the end result. Unless you have quite a bit of money and time to sink into this its not worth it. Don't mean to be raining on a parade here, but to actually do this with no aforementioned knowledge, it is NOT going to be cheap or easy.

If you have to have a graphical based program perhaps you should look more into theory to learn more about your quest and what it will actually take.

The Magtech ammo I've shot is dirty as hell, I won't shoot it again. Not sure how long it takes me, I have yet to load up a box without getting interrupted.