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taylor_clark65•7mo ago

Why does nobody talk about the 10mm socket rule for flat fixes?

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taylor_clark65•7mo ago

Appreciation post: Saw a 150 year old bar top in Savannah that changed how I think about patina

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taylor_clark65•7mo ago

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7mo ago

I finally found a way to get my brother to listen about the Denver airport murals

What did he think the bunkers were for?

7mo ago

A job in a 1920s bungalow taught me to always check for a second layer of subfloor

That sounds like a seriously painful lesson to learn.

7mo ago

My brother-in-law's old GPS unit made me rethink smart gadgets

That's the beauty of a single purpose device. Phones are overloaded with apps and services fighting for attention. The iPod just did its one job perfectly.

7mo ago

Just realized my scrap broth habit has paid off over time

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Ever think about how much less trash you make doing this? You're basically taking food waste that would rot in a landfill and turning it into something useful. It's a sneaky way to help the planet while you cook.

7mo ago

Seeing a line cook cry over chopped onions was my wake-up call.

Our call center added a five-minute QUIET zone after peak hours. That small break cut errors and made the team way less tense.

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Why does nobody talk about the 10mm socket rule for flat fixes?

Appreciation post: Saw a 150 year old bar top in Savannah that changed how I think about patina

My late-night online dive finally untangled a messy comic story for me

Showerthought: Plumber's tape went from junk drawer clutter to my go-to fix

My back started yelling at me after a big storefront job

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