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I need to laminate some things together and it’s not possible to clamp them. I want to just screw them together and later use the hole from the screw as a guide for a forstner bit. I am using West System 105 and 207 epoxy. My question is, will I be able to back out the screws? I assume so but if not that would be a huge fail.

That might actually work… if you have a spare bedroom to use as a speaker enclosure

Don’t worry, Ebony is always superior over plastics.

Yum. Puppy chow time of year here too.

Jalapeño, Sausage and Cheese Kolache

No takers on Team OutdoorFi? First steps done today:

Doesn’t everyone just use their oven?

Jasper says hi 👋

Can we see the battery holders in action?

Pre-Test - all is looking good, though all my suitable thermometers are broken..

Related question, anyone used stuff from fiber command? It seems pretty much perfect solution for a few things I need https://shop.fibercommand.com The Bluesound PowerNode Edge might be interesting https://www.bluesound.com/products/powernode-edge/

This seems to belong here… working on an outdoor system and looking for something that will accept hdmi and do (at least) Dolby 2.1… and fit nicely in a plastic box. The Sonos Amp seems to be the only choice out there and Altelix seems to be catering toward that with this: https://altelix.com/altelix-enclosure-for-sonos-amp-apple-tv-amazon-echo-link-amp/ First question, are there other options (even DIY) that would work? Seems like a simple board out there would accomplish this much cheaper than Sonos. Second question, I need another box because most outdoor subs seem to be unpowered. For that I am thinking DIY in the same enclosure as above with a Mean Well 48V supply (assuming I can get enough current and shove it the same box) and this https://www.parts-express.com/Sure-AA-AB32191-2x300W-TAS5630-Class-D-Amplifier-Board-320-309 Other options? Maybe just another Sonos Amp? Not sure..

I really like my Pace ST 115. I guess replaced by the ST 125 but all the parts and consumables are compatible and easily available.

I got back into playing turn-based Go. If you interested in playing, I am on OGS now.

Yet

I have that reel - the hose still seems to get kinked in unimaginable ways (NTTIAWWT)

Wait, 20’ x 6” boards? How much do each of those weigh?

Is a nutria the same thing as a beaver?

That’s an interesting idea! I think the best option is to get all the drains working right in the first place. one more done, with some concrete so the wood doesn’t rot out.

Is there some gizmo I can put at the bottom of the deck to let the water through but hold back the granite? (I am putting the drain in in the corner of the first picture .. yes I know the first board isn’t parallel…it’s a correction.. and a second one at the gutter downspout which also is causing this issue)

Looks nice! Me running into massive water drainage issues with my backyard project and fortunately got so good rain to test things out (spoiler they failed). Also, learned drain pipe comes in either small or really large (100’) lengths - of course I needed the 100’ section to get the right lengths.

I am not sure I would recommend my usual go to, which is CAIG DeoxIT on your male plug..

Oi what a day. Birthday or no, I am getting too old for all this nonsense.

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