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22h ago
inSwitched from a coal forge to propane in my Wichita garage and I can finally see what I'm doing
Wait, you dropped $250 on a used forge in Derby and you're asking if anyone misses the coal smell? That piney sulfur smell is half the reason I keep a sack of coal in the corner. Good deal on the propane though, being able to actually see the color beats choking on smoke any day.
2d ago
inWhy does nobody warn you about the knife tool cutting through faces?
Read a Blender forum post about that exact toggle last week.
5d ago
inA customer's old rangefinder made me question my whole bench setup
My buddy swore off his scope for a month and his old Nikon repairs actually got faster.
7d ago
Why does nobody mention that a $12 Wahl trimmer can beat a $200 clipper for fades?
Reminds me of when I bought a used lawn mower for fifty bucks off a guy in a parking lot. Everybody told me it would die in a month and I needed a Honda. Ran that thing for six summers, just changed the oil and sharpened the blade. My neighbor with his fancy mower had it in the shop twice in that same time. Point is, the cheap stuff can surprise you when you take care of it, but the day it quits is always the day you got a full book. Your trimmer might cut great for 300 fades and then the motor just gives out mid cut on some guy's head. The pricey clippers are more about not leaving you hanging when it matters. Keep the cheap one as backup but dont toss the good set just yet.