LeeJustice

Probably a little of both.

Find a safe liquid paint remover so you can strip it without creating any dust particles from the paint. Safely store the removed paint and spent remover and take it to a hazmat disposal event. Or otherwise as directed by such products' instructions.

Don't want to get down to binary!

I like it, good job.

I am making a bit of an assumption, but it is probably the one in his other post: He has some impressive skills.

4 points?

Really nice candle holder Ted.

Fluid ounces or ounces weight of water?

Yes, very interesting. How do you do that?

Or change out the side which is held on with a screw and (I am guessing a not on the other side). Really nice

A Handle to push/pull so you do not hurt your back from being bent over.

And NEVER throw water into an oil fire!

Just by coincidence I came across this just moments ago. I guess it is not a new thing.

Good point about the electricity, too. I have all my Surveillance equipment, modem, router on UPS battery back ups so I can still see in the dark.

Nice doors. The sharp points would serve well to make it quite uncomfortable to try to squeeze through.

The Lowe's listing says that it is hardened to Rockwell 50, I suppose they mean RC.

Looks good.

Regarding upside down and even sideways photos, ctrl. alt arrow keys flips your screen upside down, sideways (left or right) and back upside right again. Using Microsoft Windows, that is. Maybe other OS's do that too.

That took some courage to share, thank you. Continue to be the best you can be.

When they install most of the robots I program they just hammer drill through the concrete to the necessary depth, insert threaded rod or suitable fastener, and have a very strong epoxy in the hole as well.

Well, that is my opinion. I like them though. They are from like Denmark or something.

Volbeat is not rockabilly, you are talking more like Reverend Horton Heat with rockabilly.

I did not really care for Fear Inoculum but older Tool, yes.

It would be pretty thick to tackle with a plasma cutter. I have some hours into making the first cut on one of mine with a 14" chop saw that I thought would make quick work of it. Wheel kept glazing on me. I also got a heavier duty extension cord to make sure it would carry the amps the saw needed. It did up the amps, I tripped a breaker. A little interweb research seems to show that I should have had it positioned long side up instead of down. Easier said than done when the dang thing weighs like 300#.

I also agree with Thomas that a second test would be a good idea.