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Yes, I was joking.

I went to a Vermeer open house and they had a vacuum machine that had a 5" pipe with a pressure washer nozzle in the end of it. It was for finding underground utilities without damaging them. It would dig the most perfect fence post hole in seconds. :/:

With a best by date of 7-4-92.:lol:

There is a deli that I go to sometimes that makes their own chips. That's the only time I eat chips. They are like the discontinued Cape Cod Dark Russets, if anyone remembers them.

Nice. Looks like it's very fast.

No pressure washer, they can bend the fins over. I've have good luck with just a hose. Long nozzle on a blow gun can help.

I've been following for years. Lloyd Kahn has many great books on the subject. I have then all, I think. The biggest problem I see in my area, is that unless you have somewhere to squat, the non-house part of the equation is so big, reducing the actual house cost doesn't make it "affordable"...

Roof.

Birbs. Living in my eaves.

Got a little done on my little sawmill shed this evening. Having fun building. Using up some leftover hemlock and some pine side lumber from cutting timbers.

Chasing animals is bullshit. Not sure I'd assault someone over it, but there SxS might not go very fast with slashed tires.

I had a jar of Sauerkraut from Aldi in the fridge that needed to be dealt with. I couldn't read the "best by" date and was worried it may have went bad. Then I realized there was no actual evidence that it had ever went good, so I, ate it without further consideration.

Yes, that's the one. He already had a point that was rotten in the same spot. It got pulled when they dug for the new foundation. We knew we had pretty good odds going into the project.

Nope. This was fine gravel, and the point would stop occasionally, then break through a rock and keep going. I guess they are very popular in Wisconsin, Upper Michigan, etc. Surprisingly, our local Tractor Supply had all the parts in stock.

It's a 36" saind point. You'll have to google it, I don’t have a photo.We got water at about 12' 6" from the crushed stone. Another 7' to the top of the point. Acres of aquifer.

Well drilling today. Roughly $18k saved.

Tilting at windmills.

That's a bummer. The successful outfits I've worked for, other issues aside, were very organized. You showed up and went to work after morning briefing. Early is on time. On time is late!

With LEDs, even the low beams suck.