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do contractors make any profit??
i learned a long time ago that anyone can start a business, keeping it going is the hard part. ive seen guys buy a new hammer and a new 4x4 diesel pick up , business cards and think they are now contractors. -
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can am spyder
bought the r.t. Limited with all the whistles and bells -
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can am spyder
anyone own a can am spyder ? im thinking i need one , any reason why i shouldnt ? -
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Tractor Salvage Yard
all states ag parts , great to deal with good prices and super fast shipping.- auggy53
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Table saw dado question
ever heard of a wobble blade ?works good on small stuff like that .nothing to set up .cuts upto 7/8 but i would not trust that width . -
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That's the Dumbest Thing I Have Done Lately...
thats funny , at least you can laugh at yourself alot of people cant.- auggy53
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I knew that he charged before I hired him
if he charges move in fee then the only thing he gets paid for is labor ? 100/hr. do you get paid for gas or travel for working in a factory ?wear and tear on his tools? thats the cost of doing business around here. i would never pay that.- auggy53
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Oil Pump rebuild 8n
if its like my jig you only use one screw , dont make sence to me either but thats what the instructions say that i got from the maker. its a tisco to20- auggy53
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Old House
my grandparents lived in a shot gun house like that in the late fifties . it was about 3 blocks from quaker oats co. in st joseph mo. i remember the porch swing in front and a pot belly wood stove in the middle room .- auggy53
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OT bullet lead.
bret , i believe you over think stuff a bit to much . and i get pretty good advice from people i know and trust . i am not one of those that believe if its on the internet it is true . i was just telling of a few things i have learned , wasnt asking for help .and yes i can measure 10ths. -
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OT bullet lead.
actually i didnt change the i.d. at all . i tried removing any machine marks the might be a problem . i slugged the bore after and still got .358. -
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OT bullet lead.
after i started casting i bought a sizing die .358 . i melted lead into a piece of 9mm brass to make a slug to push through the bore of my 9mm . i measured it and it was .358 same as the bullet dia. , so then i polished the bore to remove any old machine marks that might be contributing to the... -
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OT bullet lead.
richard , i put a little candle was in the melted lead like tire weights it helps the dirt gather and come to the top where i dip it out .
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