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Be careful under the shower Nate. It takes a few days for the skin under the nail to harden, and until it does the shower drops feel like little atomic bombs.

Actually dude, it's in our contract. We've come a long way, but there's still a ways to go.

Good news Reks!

The older ADS (Braun) speakers are quite nice. I really like the tweeter and dome mids as well, as they have a great quality IMO. Even the larger ADS are still a great bargain, and IMO a nice looking speaker too. Have only heard them on SS gear however.

Happy Birthday Mike!

I made my first concrete countertops for a customer today. No pics yet, but they turned out beautiful. Now I know that I'll make them for my own kitchen one day. I colored the concrete Black before pouring into custom forms, made of melamine plywood, for an ultra smooth finish.

Heron, Water snake, or large coy fish.

Nice Al and Todd!

My favorite pick-up line.

Awesome looking dog! Susy says she approves as well...terrier mix rescues FTW!

Happy Birthday!

I had my share of Maritime Queens back in the day.

Happy Birthday!

No, I was hoping one of you would recognise it.

I own a balanced β22 and a K1000, but I don't own an LCD-2 yet. I did own a Thunderpants, but have moved it on.

Sneak peek of the new Daber Audio 1.8 Transparent. It's a full range, DSP controlled single driver...

Yep, at some point I plan on getting the LCD-2 as well. I can wait until I can get it second hand though. The FOTM (even though well desrved) will move on at HF at some point, and people will be selling them (probably to buy a lesser headphone). We need to get you to a Texas meet, where you can hear the β22-K1000/β22-LCD-2 combo. That might spur you on to complete yours quicker.

Really? I had a big bazooka even as a small child. The gun looks nice too.

Congrat Biggie! I like cake, but with very little or not very sweet frosting.

I would think an M

Yep, some type of omni radiating speaker.

Fuck what the saying all? Hell as confused is want know smoking all everybody.

As for masking parts to be powder coated...you can use about any product, as the coating really is powder. I used Blue painters tape, so it wouldn't leave a glue residue. Then my powder coater removed the tape after coating/before the oven. Make sure your powder coater masks threads, as all don't. If not I found the best thing is to re-chase with a tap. You can get smooth or hammered surface textures, as well as gloss or satin, but I'm not aware of a flat powder coating yet. The baking process would make it difficult to produce flat I'd imagine. Smooth surfaces generally are about 2 mil, with textured about twice that. At least in my experience. Clear coating screw heads is an excellent idea. I used to have a lot of pipe powder coated, for deck railings in Alaska. And when building custom computer cases.