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A very happy birthday to you, Steve.

One less nail to paint, Al. Serious note, sorry for the pain. I hate smashed fingers.

Happy Birthday! Don't shoot your eye out.

^^^ Amen, Al.

I think it's fine here, Todd.

Happy birthday!

Happy Birthday!

Had some free time yesterday afternoon. Decided it was time to revisit biscotti.

Goddamn impressive, Steve.

Happy Birthday!

This.

^^^ I believe you've shared before, but recipe? I need to revisit curries this winter.

^^ Very cool Jeff and impressively aligned with the shape of the tool.

In other news: https://nypost.com/2024/01/06/news/caddyshack-tron-star-cindy-morgan-dead-at-69/ God speed, Lacey.

Condolences, Brent.

I really do like the look of the Ultra2 just still can't make it work for my use case.

What's the maximum gap between the steel and the concrete? I really can't get a sense of scale from the picture and I think that's what's causing part of my difficulty. What might be possible is to set the steel straight, use it as a guide, and then cut a chamfer into the concrete to create a gap that looks uniform at the top and hides the variability that exists below it. Not exactly sure how I'd do that without staring at it a bit longer but that was the first thought that I had.

Happy Birthday!

Happy Birthday!

I doubt any fix would make it look much better. I feel like I'm missing some overall perspective from the picture, like what is what, i.e. are you calling a "wall" something that's on the ground? But fixing/blending/hiding a joint in concrete generally doesn't last. Possible option would be some kind of coating that would span across the joint or if applicable, decorative trim to hide the gap/wave.

Happy belated, Ken, haven't been online much lately!

1. Reverse seared fillet mignon. 2. Lobster pie. 3. Fondant potatoes. Next year will likely need to start with some sort of cleanse.

a very happy birthday to you, Ric!

Mother Nature is a fickle mistress.

Hang in their Birgir.