peejman

Is your name David?

We have the capability, but as Mac says, creating the model and printing it isn't a trivial amount of time. Depends on what you've got in mind, a concept pic would help a lot.

May the 4th was with them.... 2/8 - 280 days = 5/4.

Chuck Norris wouldn't fit?

A hit with a .22 short causes more damage than a miss with a 20mm.

Cool, I'd like to take a class like that too.

So I'm not the only one...

Who cares about the half time show? The people in the stadium don't even watch it.

Anybody who beats the Patriots can't be all bad.

Saltine crackers... Excellent target idea. I'll try to remember that.

I've had Bentons meats before and liked them. Plenty of local restaurants advertise their bacon and I've liked it, so like I said, maybe it was just a bad batch.

My wife got some of Bentons smoked bacon a while back, and maybe I'm weird, but I wasn't impressed. It was terribly salty and the smoky flavor had a kinda burnt tinge to it. Maybe she just got a bad batch, I wasn't happy, especially given the price.

What they said about lack of grease fittings... "permanently lubricated" is the term. It'll out of warranty by the time the seal wears out, all the factory grease oozes out, and the joint fails, and that's all that matters. My advice is to ignore that catalytic converter diagnostic code. It's a fairly common problem and you can't really fix it without replacing the exhaust system and the engine. You'll know if the cat is plugged and needs replaced.

My mother-in-law is also recovering from a double mastectomy late last year. Hers was also caught early and they got all of it during surgery. Post surgery tests indicated that no further treatment was necessary so she didn't have to endure chemo or radiation, which is a really good thing as I expect that would have been very difficult. There are many instances where I'm not a fan of "modern technology". This isn't one of them. It's really impressive what they can do.

The drought though last summer and fall put a major dent in regional cattle feed production. A number of cattle farmers are sending their herd to slaughter early because they can't afford to feed them through the winter. I won't be surprised to see the price of meat go up noticeably come spring.

Find out which state has lower tax. If it's NC, find out if there's a tax reciprocity agreement. They can fill out paperwork that says you paid the tax there. I did that when I bought a used car in Michigan and it saved me a couple hundred bucks.

Welcome!

CZ Rami? There's an all metal version of it, though they can be hard to find.

Is it soldered or pinned? If soldered, you should see a bit of overflow at the base of the threads. In which case, you'll need to put a torch to it to get it off.

C'mon... surely you don't really expect them to acknowledge their hypocrisy? The TFA suit just got a lot more difficult as now there's precedent.

Based on all the "give us money" crap I get in the mail, surely they're down to their last nickel. I didn't know who was funding the suit. Regardless, when I hear "settlement", I hear "the lawyers decided it wasn't worth arguing about anymore".

I've no idea why a consumer level meter even has a micro-volt range. It's way more nuisance than useful. At the least you ought to have to manually select it to prevent this very problem.

Indeed. Midway has GP11 for a reasonable price.

That's what I'm thinking. It's a thing I find annoying with highly sensitive digital meters. They look like they're very erratic but they're just picking up noise. Sometimes there's an adjustment for the cut off.