@@danconlan8735 thanks brother! She is always full of surprises that’s for sure. For roughly 500$ it was definitely worth the investment

You need to press the top up slightly and pull the edges out towards you. Then undo the screws on the back/bottom.

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Not necessarily, that’s what the drywall anchors are for

I do not but they can be easily found. It all depends on the height of your ceiling and the brand boxes you buy. I used plans for the frame but ended up having to adjust the cleat heights because the plans were wrong

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I mean they are 2x4s. This is basically the same method that is used to build your homes walls so it’s pretty darn strong. I also screwed mine into the joists so I could hang on them with all the boxes full on the wall and it doesn’t budge.

Yes we had it happen to pu tents in scouts. Those were often heavily used and folded the same way every time. The more often you fold in the same spot the more weak points you can create in the fabric. And especially the coated fabrics, those folds create holes cracks and separations in the coating.

@@steveofalltrades816 Yep. When you go backpacking/hiking do you fold it up nicely or do you still just do a bag stuff? If you're limited on space I guess you would just fold it aye.

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Thank you. I hope you achieve yours as well

What an honor lol

Actually it is. The normal kettlebell snatch you hold the handle and it’s more controlled. By catching it my wrist, elbow and shoulder all need to work to press and balance that weight. It’s not an exercise that is building significant muscle but is helping with stability.

@@steveofalltrades816 negative... Work smarter not harder

I could

I really enjoy it tbh .with u .

Ideally I’d turn this into a floating table that I could shake any rocks and material out but since space is a constraint this was the route I went.

@steveofalltrades816 I tried the Sawzall on a rolling table and after much frustration I went to the screen at an angle. Great video, I'm glad to see you're being creative.

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A set of Allen keys are pretty inexpensive

I have tried that before but found it deflects easier so I stopped using that method

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Nice grab. They are usually 150$

Good luck with that method

They sure arent

No it’s far enough away, the shower head points in the shower and there’s a curtain in the way for splashes.

The more sensitive the better for the mouse but it may whack your fingers a few times while you get use to setting the trap

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Happy to help

No problem

Yes they are

I’m not sure if this could be used. I’m not a mason so I’m not positive. I believe the lintel bar allows you to clamp it tightly. Otherwise it may break the brick

@@steveofalltrades816 I check with a professional chimney fellow: he said he could install the doors but would then have to drill into the masonry to secure them. Thanks for getting back to me.👍🏼

Yes

Why not that’s what fox shocks instructions were

Depending on the trap, I prefer the metal trigger. There is a little hole in the front of the trigger. I typically stuff that and the curled piece with super dry natural peanut butter or fluff. They require some pressure to eat and trigger the trap easier.

I used hard cat food and a hot glue gun to stick to plate. Worked first time 20mins after baiting.

Peanut butter is too lickable as bait. I've hot glued a pretzel to the bait tray with really good results. The salt is addictive and they can't stop. You can use some sticky candy too. Use hot glue to make sure the rat can't run away with the bait.

I’ve never tried the rubber ones. Only nalgenes

Great idea

Yes. Otherwise the angle would not be consistent across the belly and the tip of the blade. At some point your blade is going to no longer touch the angle guide while you pull it through so you’ll need to maintain that angle yourself. I suggest maintaining light pressure against the angle guide so when you are no longer touching the guide your angle isn’t thrown off. Also remember to stop the blade tip at the middle of the belt so you don’t round the tip over.

@@steveofalltrades816 thank you

On the traps with the brass trigger, the ray trap in this example, there is a very small dent on the inside of the part of the trigger arm that points upward. For the plastic ones, mouse trap in this example, there is a shelf on the underside of the trigger that will only latch when it is lifted high enough. Further to the right the trap is more sensitive, further to the left is less.

Right on the edge 1 millimeter .

You bet!

Very cool!

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Bike was just fine

Il telaio alla fine da buttare deformato e indebolito andava bene per la discarica il suo modo assolutamente sconsigliato

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I’ll take a look!

Oh a slide hammer would’ve been a great method I just didn’t have one

Tonto

You can’t because I made the plans myself