They may not see but they all know. yes they all know. I'm not paranoid, not at all. nup. They can all think what they like but I know what's really going on. I see it. see it all. allif you only use it at home. no one will see how warped you are.
Funny eh? eh?Oh my, your posts made me giggle out loud if that is possible. Thank you
funny for some. Just you try being me for a day
Good morning shinies 
May your day be a good one and better than the day before
@Pigs as long as there isn't too much distortion between the swollen Stabwood and the stainless fittings top and bottom of the pumper you can just bring it all back level with your sander and it'll be good as new....maybe even better depending on how much polishing you did already. Obviously you need to make sure you're not going to expose a screw/bolt and it's probably worth waiting to make sure it's stopped moving. I know it does get humid in Sydney and it certainly must have been when you had those summer downpours recently.
Hope this helps.
May your day be a good one and better than the day before
@Pigs as long as there isn't too much distortion between the swollen Stabwood and the stainless fittings top and bottom of the pumper you can just bring it all back level with your sander and it'll be good as new....maybe even better depending on how much polishing you did already. Obviously you need to make sure you're not going to expose a screw/bolt and it's probably worth waiting to make sure it's stopped moving. I know it does get humid in Sydney and it certainly must have been when you had those summer downpours recently.
Hope this helps.
Good morning shinies
May your day be a good one and better than the day before
@Pigs as long as there isn't too much distortion between the swollen Stabwood and the stainless fittings top and bottom of the pumper you can just bring it all back level with your sander and it'll be good as new....maybe even better depending on how much polishing you did already. Obviously you need to make sure you're not going to expose a screw/bolt and it's probably worth waiting to make sure it's stopped moving. I know it does get humid in Sydney and it certainly must have been when you had those summer downpours recently.
Hope this helps.
Morning, I hope you have a better day today too
Thanks Ange.....feeling a bit better so far. It's just my meds interacting I think. I will be very happy when I don't have to take any of these nasty chemicals anymore that's for sureMorning, I hope you have a better day today too
No vape mail but...
The Lumintop Tool AA V2.0 flashlight arrived today, awesome little light. It supposedly has a strobe option but I can't find it and that is a good thing, what a useless feature on flashlights.
The only thing I don't like is the always lit push button, it has a faint blue glow to it from a LED on the board. It doesn't light up with a AA battery but I run a 14500 and it's another "feature". I'm going to remove the current limiting resistor from the board next time I'm in the shop. It's not very bright and probably minor battery drain, but it's still a constant drain 24/7.
I guess it gets quite hot in Turbo mode with a 14500, so only use Turbo for a very short time.
The Lumintop Tool AA V2.0 flashlight arrived today, awesome little light. It supposedly has a strobe option but I can't find it and that is a good thing, what a useless feature on flashlights.
The only thing I don't like is the always lit push button, it has a faint blue glow to it from a LED on the board. It doesn't light up with a AA battery but I run a 14500 and it's another "feature". I'm going to remove the current limiting resistor from the board next time I'm in the shop. It's not very bright and probably minor battery drain, but it's still a constant drain 24/7.
I guess it gets quite hot in Turbo mode with a 14500, so only use Turbo for a very short time.
you could leave the battery out till needed.
Thanks Charlie. The top and bottom stainless plates are no longer parallel. So the resin dominant side that houses the pump mechanism now has a shorter distance between top and bottom plates than the stabwood/510 side which has swollen. I'm not sure I can even it out with my basic woodwork skills. Won't give up though - good projectGood morning shinies
May your day be a good one and better than the day before
@Pigs as long as there isn't too much distortion between the swollen Stabwood and the stainless fittings top and bottom of the pumper you can just bring it all back level with your sander and it'll be good as new....maybe even better depending on how much polishing you did already. Obviously you need to make sure you're not going to expose a screw/bolt and it's probably worth waiting to make sure it's stopped moving. I know it does get humid in Sydney and it certainly must have been when you had those summer downpours recently.
Hope this helps.
Morning all!
Busy day yesterday, and another today. I’ll catch up as soon as I can. Likes and love to all!
Busy day yesterday, and another today. I’ll catch up as soon as I can. Likes and love to all!
Good morning Shinys! I’m addicted to buy New gear without even opening or using the devices I already have.
So this morning went with new and “old” - a blk Vaporesso Gen with a Blk Kennedy 24 clone 2 post
what was I thinking!!??? The flavor is incredible!! Go get a two post ( not 3 post Pita)while you can because they are UP there for flavor!!
So this morning went with new and “old” - a blk Vaporesso Gen with a Blk Kennedy 24 clone 2 post
what was I thinking!!??? The flavor is incredible!! Go get a two post ( not 3 post Pita)while you can because they are UP there for flavor!!
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