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yarr there be pirates.....

There's no excuse or reason under the sun for you not to be paid in full every friday. No matter what. Pure BS otherwise. What would "Dave" (of incarceration fame) do.

@Kaveman You see, now you’ve got me all fired up first thing in the morning! If he’s been paid you should be paid. If he hasn’t been paid you should still have been paid. They are stringing you along. Unlike you I don’t have resources in my fists, but it’d be tempting. All I can say is ask...

Google lens also says milkweed on the first plant. We call Achillea Millefolium as Yarrow as well, i just wasn't sure if that was universal, i had no idea what it might be called over there in Russia.

Whatever it is, its required the marlin spike twice. I keep trying to teach him the boline, and variations thereof, but he's either stubborn or stupid. I swear to my ancient Gods, I'm at my wits end with the boy. He owes me a nearly obscene amount of money, but I keep working like a hillbilly...

The take 5 knot. We use them around here too. He needs to try some daisy chain knot termination. 1 pull, and it's loose and almost undone.

Mississippi hog knot.

That knot is called a fug that

Hard to make out. Kinda looks like a tautline.

At least three or four days on this job. Tomorrow some zip lining is gonna happen. Anybody got a name for this mess my boss keeps tying?

About 0.05mm so 2 thousands, average measured with a digital caliper, not a micrometer. I guess it's called a slide fit.

How much play is there?

There is a loctite product for this. Sleeve retainer, maybe? I'd have to search for it.

The second main bearing on my chipper's rotor didn't want to let go, and consequently, the puller changed a bit its chape. Chinesium, but still, that's a lot of force applied and no move at all. The new bearings were delivered today, so I had no remorse to cut out the stubborn bearing with the...

I prefer cicadas.

Sums it up pretty well.

That was some serious style points!

I quit raking hay at 102. It's 104 now. Summer time.