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7mo ago
inJust realized the difference between a $50 and a $200 pole saw is about 3 years of service life and a lot less swearing.
Yeah, the "kill in a season" part sounds about right... my neighbor's kid went through two cheap ones last summer on his project car. I read a whole forum thread where people in Texas said the heat just cooks the fluid and wears everything out super fast. They kept saying to spend more upfront on something built for the heat or you'll just be doing it again... seems like a total waste of money to go cheap in that weather.
7mo ago
inSaw a stat that 40% of freelancers don't have a contract for jobs under $500
But that's how you build a bad habit, man.
7mo ago
inI just hit 1000 hours on my torch and it feels like I'm finally getting somewhere.
Counting hours just makes you focus on the clock.
7mo ago
inA wet day at the Kentucky Horse Park changed how I think about glue-on shoes.
That "holds better in awful footing" is the whole point. I keep a few glue-on spares for my mare during our spring thaw. The paddock turns to soup and she'd lose a nailed shoe in a week. The glue ones stay put until the ground firms up. It's less about fancy sport horses and more about not wanting to call the farrier back out every other Tuesday.