Is this a cord? Guy on facebook claims it’s a full seasoned cord but I have my suspicions3mo ⋅ efff12 ⋅ r/woodstoving
Anyone else have the luxury of staking wood in the basement? And yes my floor joists are logs with bark still on them6mo ⋅ efff12 ⋅ r/homestead
Got tired of my funnels dripping all over everything so I threw together some pvc2yr ⋅ efff12 ⋅ r/Tools
NTD Anyone have a dime I can try to pick up? I gave all my money to the snap on guy 😂5mo ⋅ efff12 ⋅ r/Tools
Anyone else have the luxury of stacking wood in your basement? And yea my floor joists are logs with bark still on them6mo ⋅ efff12 ⋅ r/firewood
Anyone have one of these ladders? Seems crazy to me but I’d like to hear from someone who has one.4mo ⋅ efff12 ⋅ r/Tools
I have been really interested in the history of my property lately. Here is a pic of the homestead when my wife’s family bought it in 19712yr ⋅ efff12 ⋅ r/homestead
I love that snap on lights just turn on and off. No pushing the button 5 times going through brightness settings and a strobe that I will never use6mo ⋅ efff12 ⋅ r/Tools
Excited to work with some leopard wood. Can’t wait to put some finish on it4yr ⋅ efff12 ⋅ r/woodworking
Found a cabinet with a nice butcher block top on the side of the road in the middle of a corn field so I dm decided to make a router table4yr ⋅ efff12 ⋅ r/woodworking
Repost: fixed it for the safety police. Hanging out in the shop doing brakes on the wife’s car. What are you guys doing in the shop this weekend?2yr ⋅ efff12 ⋅ r/Tools
Replacing the cord on the ol Bosch rotary hammer. I love when companies make parts easily replaceable.2yr ⋅ efff12 ⋅ r/Tools
Can you believe they are actually going to race with spikes!? So unsafe!!! Playing on the fork lift was one thing but this has gone too far!!!!1yr ⋅ efff12 ⋅ r/CleetusMcFarland
Living in an 150 year old farm house is awesome until you want to remodel and find stuff like this2yr ⋅ efff12 ⋅ r/Carpentry
Anyone else have a 422 with a thread adapter? Should it screw in more than this? Some pics I see it looks like the lip before the threads is more flush with the frame1yr ⋅ efff12 ⋅ r/SmithAndWesson
