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Anne Whateley posted:They have dimmer switches, sheesh, don't pretend like you can't search for porn suddenly You seem to know an awful lot about these things  .But yeah, I've got a Milwaukee gently caress, I think I know too much about them too.
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Jawnycat posted:Just today I had the misfortune of being exposed to a listing for a dildo that was shaped and designed like a cheese grater. People enjoy having the weirdest poo poo shoved in they holes, sometimes violently. with modern technology, we can combine the two. 
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Maybe bEatmstrJ was on to something and it really is impossible to plan where tiles are gonna line up. lol jk Tile me lies, tile me sweet little lies (self.HomeImprovement) quote:I’ve been told by my contractor that the quality of this tile job is because Ihave an old house, the bathroom hasn’t been kept up, and I chose cheap tiles (4x12 daltile).     More pics at the album link. Here is the before photo (cw: beautiful original tile that was senslessly ripped out) 
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Phy posted:Sawzall. It saws... all. it really is an underrated movie about a dad trying to remodel his house https://i.imgur.com/def7fys.gifv
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My sister had a job doing inventory for a chain of adult bookstores. Every now and again, she had to dispose of damaged and unsellable stuff. It was disposed of onsite, and had to be destroyed first. She was using some powered scissors to destroy clothing and cutting through the odd sex toy now and again. They changed the process so they are dumping them off-site now and don't need to destroy them. She said there were several times before then when she considered calling me and asking what tool I'd recommend for sawing through a garbage bag's worth of dildos quickly and safely. (she wasn't going to call our dad and ask) I probably would have recommended a reciprocating saw for that use case of destroying a literal bag of dicks.
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Leperflesh posted:oh my god is that a hypocaust? I didn't know people still made those, it was invented by the romans, but I thought they were also only for indoor structures I cannot imagine how huge a hassle it is to deal with the creosote buildup
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Phanatic posted:
quote:This place is not a place of honor... no highly esteemed deed is commemorated here... nothing valued is here.
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Rascar Capac posted:I;m thinking about thos beams. Roll that beautiful beam footage!
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CRUSTY MINGE posted:Roll that beautiful beam footage! I will
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Phanatic posted:
That right there is the best bathrrom to puke in. No need to hold yourself up, just lay face down on the floor with your head turned to the side at the edge of the tub.
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HolHorsejob posted:I cannot imagine how huge a hassle it is to deal with the creosote buildup That's what slaves are for. Alternate, more realistic answer: use a heat exchanger, so the smoke isn't actually circulating in that space. You want that anyway to avoid smoking out your living spaces.
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HolHorsejob posted:I cannot imagine how huge a hassle it is to deal with the creosote buildup It builds up to the point where it catches on fire, you build a new bathhouse on top of the ruins.
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Leperflesh posted:oh my god is that a hypocaust? I didn't know people still made those, it was invented by the romans, but I thought they were also only for indoor structures It looks to me like this is being laid over a rubber roof of some kind. I think that the purpose of this is to create a cheap, nice looking roof covering with the possible secondary factor of creating a heat barrier (kind of like a micro-attic) between the roof membrane and the sun-heated surface.
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wesleywillis posted:You seem to know an awful lot about these things This conversation just got me curious enough to go check out my 15a SuperSawsall. With the dial set to the lowest speed and the variable trigger at minimum, I'd say a reasonably energetic human could manage greater speed. Besides, not all reciprocating saws are 15 amps, some aren't even 12. That said, I personally wouldn't use one. Not because I think its inherently unsafe but because I don't want to be with a partner and reminding myself of the time I cut a person's leg off with one. ...to a cadaver in a dissection class. Cut was between the legs right up the middle and then from about the hip to the centerline to get a good cross-section of the pelvic area. Both cuts took probably a total of 30 seconds with an 8 amp store brand saw with a kinda dull blade while trying to do a clean job. Keep safe with power tools.
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PainterofCrap posted:What kind of blade did you use? It was a while ago, but it was a pretty standard generic blade. Up until the second you asked I would have said it was a wood-cutting blade, but now I'm thinking metal. Definitely nothing fancy though.
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Cat Hatter posted:It was a while ago, but it was a pretty standard generic blade. Up until the second you asked I would have said it was a wood-cutting blade, but now I'm thinking metal. Definitely nothing fancy though. The saw used to cut the legs off a deer was a bowsaw you'd use to cut green wood with, so if saw a landscaping blade is a good choice here due to the wetness of the material. Something like the Milwaukee Ax would be good too, woo and metal just in case there's a pin or something hidden.
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brugroffil posted:https://twitter.com/poppy_haze/stat...ingawful.com%2F New tower just dropped
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Nitrox posted:Why do they need German engineers specifically? Because zey are sinking very hard about it
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Superior adhesives.
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We just added a couple of new radiation bunkers at the hospital I work at ... in the basement, for what I assume are now obvious reasons.
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Bad Munki posted:Because zey are sinking very hard about it BOOOOOOOOOOOO!! 
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brugroffil posted:Also fake edit: it is Thanksgiving and multiple threads still have dumb Halloween titles working at a DIY pace. I expect christmas themed names to hit sometime in january.
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Didn’t the titles get changed like a single day before Halloween? e: According to the SA search index, by the time this thread got its change, it was November first in every timezone.
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Important tip: hiring structural engineers before building will save you a fortune from making desperate repairs later.
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By popular demand posted:Important tip: hiring structural engineers before building will save you a fortune from making desperate repairs later. Sounds like communism. Capitalism is when you do everything wrong deliberately, even if it ends up costing you millions or billions.
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Phanatic posted:
I’m the single tile with a 1 inch gap to the next tile. Also having deep soaking tubs is awesome. Although generally you want one tall enough that you can’t accidentally fall into it. We had one in Japan that looked like a normal sized tub but then went below floor level so that you could sit fully upright and have your shoulders covered. The shower was one big fiberglass wet room with this giant tub in it. I will never get over that bathroom and if I get a chance to design a master bath sometime I am going to see if I can get that a wet room with a tub like that. 3D Megadoodoo posted:Sounds like communism. Capitalism is when you do everything wrong deliberately, even if it ends up costing you millions or billions. The Russians just built the Oncology wing out of pencils.
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Nitrox posted:Why do they need German engineers specifically? They're also considering adding a meth superlab while it's all torn up.
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therobit posted:I’m the single tile with a 1 inch gap to the next tile. It would certainly attract the 
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wesleywillis posted:It would certainly attract the I mean my wife loved it too but it is ok for men to like deep soaking tubs also. Nothing feels better on sore joints.
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