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evobatman posted:That's gotta be the droopiest ceiling titty I've ever seen Let's see how yours look when you're that age.
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I like that they call it "perfectly heated" because it drat sure won't be cooked
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Piell posted:I like that they call it "perfectly heated" because it drat sure won't be cooked Isn't most of the ham you get at a supermarket already cooked?
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Piell posted:I like that they call it "perfectly heated" because it drat sure won't be cooked Aren't they already cooked?
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That’s just sous vide with extra steps
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Joey Freshwater posted:That’s just sous vide with extra steps sous lave?
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Piell posted:I like that they call it "perfectly heated" because it drat sure won't be cooked Sous vide pasteurizes, but the temp for sous vide pork is on the higher end of most dishwasher temps ~140F
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Wasabi the J posted:Sous vide pasteurizes, but the temp for sous vide pork is on the higher end of most dishwasher temps ~140F Yeah but those hams are already cooked. It's just a wasteful and obtuse way of heating it up. It's dumb. https://petitjeanmeats.com/recipes/by-product-page/92/dishwasher-spiral-sliced-ham
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Wouldn't the 30 minutes rest almost entirely negate heating the ham up if we aren't cooking it?
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thecluckmeme posted:Wouldn't the 30 minutes rest almost entirely negate heating the ham up if we aren't cooking it? And what's the point or resting it if it's a pre -sliced ham?
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Gentlemen, I think we have been duped!
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This isn't precooked though https://cafemom.com/lifestyle/152738-i_cooked_chicken_in_my
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Len posted:This isn't precooked though "My appliances should do multiple things at once." "I was too scared to use this to do multiple things at once, so I only cooked food in it."
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I prefer my hams splacked
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I didn't even know you were supposed to heat it up. Every Thanksgiving gathering I've been to has featured a cold ham and a loaf of bread to put slices of it on.
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Dip Viscous posted:I didn't even know you were supposed to heat it up. Every Thanksgiving gathering I've been to has featured a cold ham and a loaf of bread to put slices of it on.
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Hot Ham
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Helith posted:Hot Ham Rum ham 
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"... and you call it a steamed ham despite the fact that it's been boiled in a dishwasher?"
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Empty Sandwich posted:"... and you call it a steamed ham despite the fact that it's been boiled in a dishwasher?" Boiling water is just a kind of condensed steam.
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Helith posted:Hot Ham And with a smack of water.
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Inceltown posted:Boiling water is just a kind of condensed steam. What's a little latent heat between friends?
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I am not good at construction but I don't believe the floor should be supported solely by metal brackets attached to posts that are just smashed into the ground https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VhEKTo2B5I&t=74s oh and lol drywall screws
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moist turtleneck posted:I am not good at construction but I don't believe the floor should be supported solely by metal brackets attached to posts that are just smashed into the ground That is, at best, a tree-adjacent shed.
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They put the beam on top of the pile and then take it back off again to screw it to the side  Why couldn't you have rested it on the pile and then used the brackets to keep it in place??? Like if they put the beams over the piles that would probably actually be OK for what it is, it's probably OK anyway but they specifically attached it in a needlessly weird way. OwlFancier has a new favorite as of 20:05 on Dec 3, 2020 |
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Now I just want to see an entire shed built with A35s.
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moist turtleneck posted:oh and lol drywall screws Every dumbass DIY blog thinks they've discovered this one weird trick screw manufacturers don't want you to know with drywall screws, it's an immediate sign you should blacklist their channel.
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cakesmith handyman posted:Every dumbass DIY blog thinks they've discovered this one weird trick screw manufacturers don't want you to know with drywall screws, it's an immediate sign you should blacklist their channel. Wait until they find out about nails.
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Is there a difference between drywall/plasterboard screws and just... normal self tapping wood screws? Other than that they seem to always come in black for some reason? E: apparently they're threaded the whole length. Is there a reason to use them instead of wood screws for woodworking then? OwlFancier has a new favorite as of 15:33 on Dec 4, 2020 |
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OwlFancier posted:Is there a difference between drywall/plasterboard screws and just... normal self tapping wood screws? Other than that they seem to always come in black for some reason? IDK, drywall screws seem to break a lot. Maybe I've just had bad ones? In all my life I've broken exactly one wood screw. e: I mean they are noticeably thinner so that probably factors into it.
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Apparently they are also brittle. Basically is there a thing where people are saying to use particularly drywall screws instead of woodscrews?
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Yes because they're cheaper.
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OwlFancier posted:Apparently they are also brittle. Yes. Use drywall screws to hang drywall.
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Drywall screws use a phillips head which absolutely sucks compared to torx Also I don't think drywall screws are generally rated for outdoors
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Drywall screws, when used appropriately, are extremely common in scenic construction. Since that's clearly not a stable structure, I feel okay with calling it scenery and using drywall screws. Source: In the before times when we had jobs, I'd order about $1,000 in drywall screws every two months.
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OwlFancier posted:Apparently they are also brittle. Yeah, they're cheap, brittle and not corrosion resistant at all, which is perfectly fine for drywall, because they'll pull out of drywall well before they snap. They are not good for construction, doubly so outside, and tripply so in the modern day, now that proper zinc coated construction-rated wood screws with all the mechanical and chemical characteristics one would want for constructing things are available for a reasonable price at every hardware store. Compounding all that, they're terrible for use with those steel brackets, the "bugle" shape of their head makes them tend to punch through the thin steel. If those are rated structural brackets the only approved fastener would be a small, strong, flat-headed and galvanized structural nail, colloquially known as a "Tico" obviously that's overkill for your lovely pallet tree fort (wherein the pallets provide nothing of value aside from YouTube clicks) but a corrosion resistant pan head screw, like those made by GRK are like $6/50 count, and won't rust away in a season.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MfebZuMXtic 26 Simple Plant-growing Hacks for Your Tiny Garden! Okay, most break down to "soak seeds. Plant them," and "graft things onto other things," but there are some that just.... why would you use a watermelon as a planter? Why would you graft marigolds onto turnips? Why would you think duct tape could make a bright red heart-shaped apple? Why?
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