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Drilling a hole in the center from the back side might help it collapse if there is access.

I have an app called “Seek” that’s pretty decent.

Red alder can be tricky.

Thank you. This is all great. You all are great. Just don’t want to mess it up any further. :)

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Looks good. I would weld a washer on the end of the bolt with a nut welded on to the washer. That way you could thread it in a few turns and clean up any boogers on the threads from drilling. The washer trick works better than a nut anyway. Easier to get a good weld than through a nut.

Yea that would be nice, one that is a one time cost preferably not a subscription app

Thanks for the inputs. The bolt is threaded to the top. Here’s a couple pics.

Planks are like a static pose…. A lot of Climbing is holding awkward poses at least pruning the tips. I miss3d the 50k sign up. Gonna just do it myself by myself for my self. I’ll get a selfie I remember an old botany boss in his office fat no sunlight 24 pack of Diet Pepsi next to his...

Couldn’t say. I don’t drink beer. 😁

Does it also work with beer?

About ten years ago, (maybe more), I came down with the flu, and decided I’d try flushing it out with water. I always have a “water glass” that’s dedicated to water alone. Usually 28-32 ounces. I’d turn it up and drink it when I first got up in the morning, then every time I had to go drain...

I do planks from time to time, but I find them boring. They’re easier if watching something. I usually pull up a music video on YouTube and watch it while holding the plank. Also gives you a target, based on the length of the video. I’m shooting for a 5-minute plank.

@Kaveman and @SkwerI ? 😆

At my last job, the office got a call that two of our guys were fist fighting on the customer's lawn. It was Squirrel and the Caveman. It couldn't have been too serious, or the Caveman would have killed the Squirrel. Never a dull moment.

Bummer.

Not getting me too bad. Upper respiratory so far, trying to keep it there and out of my chest/throat. She’s gonna be down a month or threee if it’s like usual. Breathing issues, bronchitis/asthma stuff.

Well, it's not like you would be breaking the bank to give one a try and see if your concerns hold water. For me, buying premade eye2eye hitch cords has never appealed because I prefer to be able to adjust ad infinitum to the best length for my use. I suppose if you are splicing your own, you...

There is one other salient point in the question of which to pick...that being with the stitched eye, just like a tied eye, the cordage is of uniform diameter and stiffness right up to the eye. With a splice, you have the bury length towards each eye where neither is the same as the host...