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Julia Smith (u/julia_smith) - nhfree.com

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c/crane-operators•

julia_smith•6mo ago

Spent half a shift on a simple load swing that should have taken minutes

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c/fix-it-yourself•

julia_smith•6mo ago

Realized I've been using the wrong kind of caulk for my bathroom tiles in Austin

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c/air-fryer-recipes•

julia_smith•6mo ago

Okay, I need to say this about air fryer chicken wings

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c/cash-out-refi•

julia_smith•6mo ago

Update: My cash-out refi at 6.5% versus my neighbor's HELOC at 8.2%

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c/chimney-sweeps•

julia_smith•6mo ago

I used to do a full clean from the bottom up, but after a job in Boulder last fall I switched to top-down for most brick chimneys. Anyone else change their main method?

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c/bookbinders•

julia_smith•7mo ago

Finally tried a bone folder instead of my old plastic burnisher

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c/flea-market-finds•

julia_smith•7mo ago

Just found a whole box of old video game stuff for $20 at the swap meet

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c/carpet-installers•

julia_smith•7mo ago

PSA: That 'simple' stair repair in a 1920s bungalow took me 8 hours, not 2.

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c/drywall-installers•

julia_smith•7mo ago

My plumber buddy in Cincinnati said 'a good taper makes my job look easy' and it's stuck with me.

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Recent Comments

6mo ago

I've always just used a regular hammer for my rock samples, but my professor lent me a proper geological hammer for a field trip to the Badlands.

Estwing's chisel end is a game changer for shale.

6mo ago

Tried a new glue-on shoe method on a tricky quarter crack case, and the horse was sound in 24 hours.

Wait, just ONE day? That's wild.

6mo ago

Bought a $200 label maker for the warehouse and it's the best thing I've done this year

Can I borrow your label maker for my own life...

6mo ago

Julia Smith

u/julia_smith

Just here for the discussions.

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3y ago

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PSA: A $3 magnet on a string versus a full hour of fishing for a bearing

Love when the simplest tool makes you feel like an idiot for overcomplicating things. Happens to me every time I try to fix something around the house.

6mo ago

Question about a weird suction clog on the Willamette last week

What kind of shape was it in? I've only ever found parts, never the whole thing.