Oliver Gonzalez (u/oliver772)

6mo ago

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Remember when we all had to draw isometric views by hand?

Miss that real bite of the lead.

6mo ago

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I always thought the old rule of thumb for tube expansion was just shop talk.

Guess that old manual was right (who knew they actually wrote useful stuff back then). My foreman would've loved to see that.

6mo ago

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I thought those 'smart' light bulbs were just a dumb gimmick...

Keep it away from rug edges.

6mo ago

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Unpopular opinion: I stopped using the shop's standard 0.005 inch finish pass on aluminum parts.

But what about the tool life?

6mo ago

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Finally got my sausage recipe dialed in after a year of tweaks

Start with 1.5% salt by weight of the meat and fat. That's my sweet spot for a basic breakfast sausage. Then just adjust from there for your next batch.

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Had a close call with a sudden gust while lifting a steel beam onto a roof in Kansas City last Tuesday.

I stopped putting out suet cakes in the summer and my yard got way more interesting

Spent a full day trying to fix a weird idle on my old Virago

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