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That's real good for your knees.I've been doing hardwood flooring (again). I did a bunch last year, now onto some more. This is wide-plank maple going into the bedrooms of the summer house. 2 down, 2 to go . . .
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that is completely lmaoHave ya done any more with the fiat, just wondering how much time I need to allocate in order to see the finished product.
The Admiral has to do a lot of the work. I do the cuttingI think Ted's admiral keeps giving him projects and upping his insurance.
is that engineered? would assume solid wood doesn"t go that wide? 2-3 years ago I did 5" Hickory solid wood. Cam out real nice but the wide planks were much harder to get to fit really tight vs thinner width floor I had done in the past. IF you haven't bought a jamb cut off saw it is a great investment if you keep doing flooring.I've been doing hardwood flooring (again). I did a bunch last year, now onto some more. This is wide-plank maple going into the bedrooms of the summer house. 2 down, 2 to go . . .
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may be able to get it to work if I can get a stable magnet assembly. at 7500 RPM, I think the magnets want to travel in a straight line vs the rotary motion.Stator is going to work?

My neighbor has an automatic generator (natural gas) . . . It ran for 5 days last winter when we lost power. I have contemplated the same, but the money has gone to some other priorities.Add a wall-mount mechanical thermo-couple controlled valve space heater to basement or crawl space.
Set it at 50 degrees
If you loose power, as long as there is gas (natural or propane), it will keep your pipes and toilets from freezing .