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This is not easy, but I'm going to play this one straight. Marc you simply need to buy a bottle of pneumatic tool oil (Lowe's, Home Depot, Etc...) and put about 5 drops into the nipple that you attach the air hose to. Just hold the tool upright and squeeze gently, or else you'll put too much oil in. The oil just helps to keep the moisture in the compressed air from damaging the tool. In your case you probably can oil the tool every other use, unless you go for an extended period of time without using the gun. I'll look at the adjustment on the gun next time I'm up. I empty my compressors tank once a week. And Ryan is absolutely correct about moisture being the issue.

Monty Python would be a good gay porn name.

Prague is famous for it's drug addicted young male prostitutes. Very sad situation in reality.

Jealous!

Because it was really bloody from stabbing a guy who wouldn't stop staring at her tits.

Let me know if the rent boys are cute.

My motto from 13.

Sounds like a hat trick to me Dan.

Well as much as I try to pick my shows by how many "smokin hot chicks" are on it, I think I'll muddle through with the cast as it is. It's on at 9:00 here, ask your Mom nice, and maybe she'll let you stay up. I really don't find it to be a rip off of TP either, so I guess we disagree on all points.

Sorry Al. Get after it Dinny!

I have the Hitachi NT50AE2, and love it. I bought it on the recommendation of my tool repair guy. Absolutely! I snickered.

Is that Justin painted, or really painted?

Good news Mike!

I've watched the first three episodes now, and overall I think it's going to be a good show. I like that there's not a new case resolved each episode. The character developement is it's strong point.

Welcome to the 50 club sir!

Round two of the luvdunhill complex corner horn single driver speaker project. Almost finished all the cutting.

I see it, it's sideways. Kinda cool.

^ Ooh, can I give the advice for those questions? If he thinks he's confused now...

Excellent news Shelly.

This bowtie shaped inlay is known as a Dutchman, and is inset to keep large or small checks from opening up any longer. Simple but very effective, and now somewhat of a trademark.

Sizzle!

Slabs of that size are hard to come by, and that accounts for some of the cost. However, the labor involved in making tables, benches, etc... is minimal. It's much easier than joining boards together to build a wide piece, and there's no edge treatment. Sanding is also only on a flat plane.

Fitz and I were grossed out.

Cool stuff! My favorite part is the Dutchman, I love them. Can anyone spot it?

The box is made of leftovers from two of my favorite, personal projects...the figured Cherry from my β22/σ22/TPA Darwin cases, and the Canary wood from my K1000 box. The stand is just the right proportions for the Staxen Al.