Recent content by ZiaHunter

I don't think the debates will happen.

Not a good idea to weld with strike anywhere stick matches in your breast pocket either. Don't ask me how I know.

Wonder if there was a hot permit and a fire watch. Pretty much SOP on our jobs if any combustible materials are near by. Have set little fires while welding and you don't notice it when you are under the hood until you sense a different smell or feel heat.

They should gp after these NGO's under federal racketeering charges for facilitating illegal entry into the US.

A very intriguing photograph and wonder who she is.

New toy for the shop Starrett T230XRL

All one has to do is study the decline of England's industrial base post WWII and see the same happening in the US. Our supposed elite schools turned out graduates more interested in financial engineering rather than actually creating and building tangible products. They offshored our...

illegal as hell and hope they get their asses sued.

Saw Marshall Tucker at the Fillmore East in the early 70's. Man they were loud and my ears are still ringing. About that same time saw Jerry Jeff at Carnegie Hall accompanied by Ray Wylie on the piano.

Built a firewood rack for a friend who is finishing a clients 14K sf custom home. Designed to fit approx. a cord of wood if stacked to the top rail. Sent picture this morning of it loaded up with pecan and no telling how much it weighs and a good thing there is a concrete pad under the screenings.

Tour by Adam Booth of my favorite tool company, L.S. Starrett in Athol, MA. Adam's videos on Youtube (Abom79) are worth watching if you are into metalworking.

^^This Legalized weed is all about the plan. Stoned people are alot easier to control and much less likely to resist. Corrupt NM politicians all got a piece of the action when it was legalized. Nothing in the legislation addressed DUI when high. Northern NM already had a terrible drug...

First cut?

My FIL was one of the largest vegetable growers in southern NM and a very successful. In my area it was not uncommon to see large fields of onions, peppers and lettuce. That was until NAFTA passed in 1994 which resulted in most of that production shifting to Mexico where labor is cheap and...