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2mo ago
inHit 150 books in our club's spreadsheet, then noticed a pattern
Our group has 187 books logged and I counted 58 from 6 authors, so I feel you. We got stuck on one member always pushing her favorites until someone suggested a "blind pick" where everyone submits 3 titles and we draw from a hat. It took one loud argument about a thriller no one liked, but now we rotate and it's actually way more fun.
2mo ago
in6 hours on a dog chewed coax drop, shoulda just reburied it
Wait, 6 hours of splicing and waterproofing versus just pulling new cable from the start, that's a no brainer, right? Sounds like you were just in sunk cost mode after the first bite mark, lol.
2mo ago
inSpent $180 on a quality chair and my back finally forgives me
I burned through three cheap chairs before I finally got a Steelcase Leap from a liquidator on Facebook for $150, and the gas cylinder and tilt lock have held up way better than anything new in that price range. Look for used office supply auctions around Tulsa, people dump great chairs when their office remodels.
2mo ago
inFound out I was welding galvanized wrong for 2 years, burnoff trick changed it
My uncle spent thirty years doing bodywork and he always said the same thing about thin metal. It's like cooking a steak, high heat on a thin cut just ruins it, but people see one trick work on something thick and assume it applies everywhere. Same with carpentry too, I watch folks use a framing hammer on finish nails and wonder why the wood splits. There's a tool for every thickness, and knowing the difference is half the craft.