Welcome to the IHoP v.2

[dem beats 1,223]

Hitachi or Bosch is the brand for high power router?

I'm pretty nervous I burned out my craftsman.

[dem beats 1,223]

Sean, when it comes to bows, I don't think I can recommend Matthews compound.

By no means am I some kind of archer, but my BIL is a big fan. Just cough up for the best. Aluminum shaft arrows are probably the best idea for you. Most durrable and you don't need the extra speed or rigidity of carbon.

Get whatever trigger feels best for you, I can give you a rec if you want.

If you would like to get fitted, any of the big sports shops can help. If you want smaller, I know Cappras in Blaine is a good, the BIL goes there.

A recurve would be silly IMO but if you want to feel like a savage they are fun. It would equate to going from black powder to modern cartridges to me.

A crossbow could be ok... But hunting with them here might only be ok for people's with disabilities. Have to check on that.

Hunting with a bow is probably more exciting. But. Rifle is probably more humane and you get to blow more money on optics! I purchased a scope and its been sitting 3+ years for a rifle lol.

[dem beats 1,223]

So... Chainsaws are expensive....

[dem beats 1,223]

I really hope I don't regret moving into the 400 or greater series saws.....

[Tirefryr 1,742]

So... Chainsaws are expensive....

They have some good "budget" saws.

I bought a new bar and chain last month and spent $120. While looking at some new saws, I saw two or three 18" saws for under $400.

[Tirefryr 1,742]

And that's what I paid for mine back in 2001.

[nem 2,019]

 

 

 

Hard to shoot fish with a gun Sean.

Dynamite!

M80's are actually fine.  Used to get those when I was a kid.  Rather effective.

Old school M80's were beasts!!!

 

 

I still know a guys who makes them. 

[///M5 2,833]

 

And more seriously Mike.  The prices I gave you were for lake front.  Now you all know why I don't live on lake front.  1/3 -1/2 acre lots here not on the lake go for $400-600k, on the lake it can quintuple quickly depending on location.  Real estate is nutso.

It can get kinda steep on the price here to Dave Ramsey has one on the lake maybe 1-1.5 miles away on lake front,also several country music stars as well have lake fronts here as well.

 

Country Music Star is an Oxymoron

[///M5 2,833]

 

 

I'm a Bosch fan.

Or PC for the small guys.

 

I'd NEVER buy another Crapsman router.

I never had no problems with the ones I have had..Idk

 

Go buy a new one, you won't say the same thing.

[///M5 2,833]

Sean, when it comes to bows, I don't think I can recommend Matthews compound.

By no means am I some kind of archer, but my BIL is a big fan. Just cough up for the best. Aluminum shaft arrows are probably the best idea for you. Most durrable and you don't need the extra speed or rigidity of carbon.

Get whatever trigger feels best for you, I can give you a rec if you want.

If you would like to get fitted, any of the big sports shops can help. If you want smaller, I know Cappras in Blaine is a good, the BIL goes there.

A recurve would be silly IMO but if you want to feel like a savage they are fun. It would equate to going from black powder to modern cartridges to me.

A crossbow could be ok... But hunting with them here might only be ok for people's with disabilities. Have to check on that.

Hunting with a bow is probably more exciting. But. Rifle is probably more humane and you get to blow more money on optics! I purchased a scope and its been sitting 3+ years for a rifle lol.

The one spot a recurve has potential from what I am reading is fishing.  You don't need the velocity or distance and the ease of use outweighs the power advantage of a compound.  Plus I could get started cheap.  

 

 

....I just don't trust ANYTHING I've read though.  Forgot about Capras

[///M5 2,833]

Hitachi or Bosch is the brand for high power router?

I'm pretty nervous I burned out my craftsman.

At over 2hp there is no reason NOT to buy the Hitachi.  If you want a smaller one then the Bosch or PC.  I bought the PC as I got a fixed based and plunge base for the same price as the plunge Bosch.  I keep the fixed in my table saw so I have a fence for it.

[///M5 2,833]

If I did it over again though I'd grab the Hitachi, it's a fucking beast.

[nem 2,019]

If I did it over again though I'd grab the Hitachi, it's a fucking beast.

 

They do make nice tools with a kick ass warranty. 

[nem 2,019]

I would like to get into cutting my own wood, not sure if it has to do with watching Building Alaska.

 

I catch myself looking at portable sawmills lately.

[///M5 2,833]

Aargh.  Windows

 

I have an ISO

I have a Key

Getting the ISO into a format that boots on the laptop is a complete different story.  The laptop has no operating system on it now so it has to be bootable.  I've built a bootable USB, flash, and DVD and none have worked.

[///M5 2,833]

Figrues that I just have to bitch and then can get it to work.  aargh

[dem beats 1,223]

I did regret the purchase.

Bumped up to a 600 series. I think my balls dropped and I grew 1" closer to the ground.

[dem beats 1,223]

B==========D

^--------big wang

[///M5 2,833]

And fuck you Trader Joes and your lying ass bitch natural charcoal.  That shit ain't lump.  If my ribs taste like it I am giong to freak!!

[dem beats 1,223]

I hate trader Joe's.

[///M5 2,833]

Generally I do as well.  There are a very few things that are worth grabbing there.

[mikel7829 90]

Hilti makes some good shit.

[mikel7829 90]

Hilti is kinda pricey though..But probably one of the best drills I have ever used and their batteries will out last dewalt x3..

[Penguin4x4 1,761]

[ssh 924]

Aargh.  Windows

 

I have an ISO

I have a Key

Getting the ISO into a format that boots on the laptop is a complete different story.  The laptop has no operating system on it now so it has to be bootable.  I've built a bootable USB, flash, and DVD and none have worked.

 

You're sure they're bootable and not just holding the iso file? Check bios and make sure boot order has cd or usb ahead of hdd.