A day to celebrate! Gunny is at #2- congratulations. We have had some really good projects coming from this group and I am proud to be associated with this group. Your projects give me the inspiration to make some sawdust out of my lumber rack, thx guys.

Also praise to LBD (the Duck) on the excellent Festool vacuum review- be sure to watch his attached video- Great work Duck…

https://www.lumberjocks.com/reviews/12194

 

- HorizontalMike

i guess this isn t your kind of thread mike,so maybe your right you should move on?

- pottz

Reading is Fun-da-mental.

Comprehension, another matter.

Way back when somebody invented a thing called speed-reading, pretty cool stuff.

 

Ok, What is worse - or maybe we should say better (more positive), what is better - photo 1 or photo 2????

- wildwoodbybrianjohns

I wonder if they wash the dishes in there. It would save the cost of a sink.

- TopamaxSurvivor

+1

- Desert_Woodworker

+2 Dont see a sink? Think I see a showerpan in the lower right corner, maybe.

 

+1 could be a shower pan or a utility pan for both shower and utility basin for cleaning-

 

I need to send my wife there. She complains we only have one shower. I wonder how she would like the toilet, shower, and kitchen all in one.

 

What I absolutely Do Not want to know is what is in that clear plastic jug. Yikes.

 

What I absolutely Do Not want to know is what is in that clear plastic jug. Yikes.

- wildwoodbybrianjohns

or whats that mug or container on top the tank?

 

+1 on the joke
- DesertWoodworker

WOW….. In summation, YOU are the joke of this too long diatribe. Way too much to even TRY to read. Have a great minimal-ized existence. The rest of us will move on. Thank you very much…

- HorizontalMike

WOW…... In summation…You re an asshole!

- TonyS

thats with a capitol A! it's like going to someones house for dinner telling them the food is crap and walking out!

 

Nice to see you here Tony, but we must be a little more tactful with our right hooks - the Overlord watches, ya know.

 

Needed a shot of Jameson Caskmates tonight…..takes me mind off me sore back. Sitting with a heating pad ( on HIGH) resting right between the shoulder blades…...worked a bit too long, this morning.

 

Nice to see you here Tony, but we must be a little more tactful with our right hooks - the Overlord watches, ya know.

- wildwoodbybrianjohns

i dont blame him,he just popped in as a regular ill defend the turf and the regulars with all i got.if he comes back it better include an apology ?

 

Needed a shot of Jameson Caskmates tonight…..takes me mind off me sore back. Sitting with a heating pad ( on HIGH) resting right between the shoulder blades…...worked a bit too long, this morning.

- bandit571

dont over do it buddy there is always tomorrow.hey what are we playin tonight? i just heard george harrisions song,crackerbox palace for the first time in years today.

 

Maybe switching back and forth…between ZZ Top and Janis Joplin…...some good sippin music….

 

Just got in from finishing room, been busy all day.

 

Yeah…busy…..

Means a messy floor to sweep up…..

Had to stop…back was too sore…still have a few things to do…

One more glue up to do….Tuesday?

Have to sit by the mailbox, tomorrow….

 

What I absolutely Do Not want to know is what is in that clear plastic jug. Yikes.

- wildwoodbybrianjohns

or whats that mug or container on top the tank?

- pottz

Big coffee cup. ;-))

 

Maybe switching back and forth…between ZZ Top and Janis Joplin…...some good sippin music….

- bandit571

oh hell ya too both.out by the fire with a nice cabernet,cheers boys.

 

What I absolutely Do Not want to know is what is in that clear plastic jug. Yikes.

- wildwoodbybrianjohns

or whats that mug or container on top the tank?

- pottz

Big coffee cup. ;-))

- TopamaxSurvivor

i hope not bob!

 

The way the 2 plastic bottles are placed an important household item IMO Top Max any guesses on the fuel supply to that stove?

 

Nice to see you here Tony, but we must be a little more tactful with our right hooks - the Overlord watches, ya know.

- wildwoodbybrianjohns

The Overlord can kick my ass if she sees fit and I'll take it like a man. I said what needed to be said and it won't go any further than that.
Appologies to those who took offence.

 

You are at the right forum- anyone can post a thought. I do not know you but you saw and commented… which is what the "Show" is about- Welcome

Hint: like animals, food, clothing, shelter, and a place to talk…

 

Nice to see you here Tony, but we must be a little more tactful with our right hooks - the Overlord watches, ya know.

- wildwoodbybrianjohns

The Overlord can kick my ass if she sees fit and I ll take it like a man. I said what needed to be said and it won t go any further than that.
Appologies to those who took offence.

- Tony_S

ha ha tony and i know each other a little and he's like me,we say what we think and what he said was what needed to be said.no apologies needed tony.come back anytime,i like straight talkers.

 

What I absolutely Do Not want to know is what is in that clear plastic jug. Yikes.

- wildwoodbybrianjohns

or whats that mug or container on top the tank?

- pottz

Big coffee cup. ;-))

- TopamaxSurvivor

i hope not bob!

- pottz

No worse than the toilet in the kitchen ;-))

 

The way the 2 plastic bottles are placed an important household item IMO Top Max any guesses on the fuel supply to that stove?

- Desert_Woodworker

Probably natural gas. Safer than propane. I will fly out the window rather than pool on the floor.

 

Please critique this message to the city council:

Last fall prior to the Shakeout Drill, I asked our State Emergency Management about seismic evaluation of a 1,000-gallon propane tank surrounded by barriers adjacent to the 6-foot concrete wall standing on top of the ground. They did not offer any safety procedures. All of these issues are code violations. The Backus Administration's position is they all met existing standards when they were installed. Unfortunately, the Backus Administration has no credibility. All the codes were adopted decades prior to the first violation in 2010.

Everyone says nothing like this would be allowed where they live. I am sure they are correct. They ask if we have a building department to enforce codes. We do, but they are the problem. They say to go to the mayor and city council. Unfortunately, they are a bigger problem. Hopefully, Auburn is the only city stupid enough to accommodate concrete walls without an embedded foundation and barriers creating propane hazards risking whole neighborhoods.

The 1983 Buffalo, New York propane explosion resulted in 7 fatalities and 150 injuries. It completely leveled a four-story building and demolished many buildings on four different blocks. It seriously damaged buildings that were over half a mile away. The cause was the valve breaking off of a 125-gallon tank. These damages are significantly greater than my 1,000-gallon damage area based on NOAA first responder safety warnings. We can expect many valves to break off as tanks roll around Auburn during the Big One. The Christmas morning bombing at Nashville was propane contained in a small motorhome.

The State Hazard Mitigation Officer said unfortunately the State cannot help with this situation. The enforcement of these codes needs to happen at the city level. The only advice provided is to continue to raise awareness. The first responders and CERT volunteers to whom this would be a serious hazard. Getting more community voices behind an issue that could severely impact them is always a good option for helping to bring about safety-related changes. Attorneys say notification will be an advantage for survivors.