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Not nearly that high tech. More like throw a tarp over it and hope. I may get a wood moisture meter for Christmas

Are you trapping and monitoring the humidity to slow drying?

That all lines up with what I’ve seen too. Milling green, keeping boards short, and shielding from sun/wind make a huge difference with eucalyptus. Pentacryl should help a lot as well—especially on end grain—curious to hear how it performs for you once you start using it.

A little shop yard clean up.

wtf, smh

I got my Viking range hooked up. There seems to be some issues with the igniters. Tomorrow is another day.

Lordy, been there!

Mud season is back. We drove in fine. Played hop scotch with 24 mats 6 times to get out at the end of the day. I don’t enjoy the cold but I just wish it would show up and stick around till the end of march. I just have to with stand the BS till Friday. After that I’m off for two weeks. Hopefully...

what does "work like that" is the fact im selling this to make a house payment, the last one I have before being homeless and you aren't helping, so politely, go frig yourself

It doesn’t work like that.

if I had more than $50 to my name I would politely for the third or fourth time, do. not. reply. to. me. again

A couple before and afters from me was about it. I was busy.

A 3d printed insert!

Thanks, was quite happy with it, got a lot of laughs.

I still don't recommend direct attachment. The akimbo attachment point is too narrow and sharp sided to be put directly on a bridge. IMO. Biner+twist.

Idk... that seems like it will feed wrong. I use one on my flipline for a 90⁰ turn on hip Ds. The Akimbo should fairlead downward if directly attached on a bridge. Right?

That FB meme post was 🔥!

@tarrtreestuff climbed on the boss man's akimbo yesterday, you need something like this twist-clevis, and you'll be happy. Obviously it needs to be life support worthy, but I think that's the direction you want.

Yesterday was a crane day, thus it was fun. Josh, of Rock Wonders, is one smooooooooth operator, and always a joy to work with. Also, he had the best joke of the day, threatening to make Stephen a human tea bag, by dipping him into the pool. I climbed a blue oak to remove a few RV scraping...

More re earliest fire making, free article https://www.nytimes.com/2025/12/10/science/archaeology-humans-neanderthals-fire.html?unlocked_article_code=1.9U8.XQjI.kujjUR4cWDCi&smid=url-share