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    Best way to cut lead

    According to google salvage lead is going for about 50 cents a pound.
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    Best way to cut lead

    I think a sawzall with a coarse blade would be my first choice. Another option might be to sell it to a salvage yard as is and use the money to buy scuba weights. At least you wouldn't have to fabricate molds.
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    Google this

    I gave it a try and there wasn't very many in this country. The worst was in Ukraine and Germany.
  4. S

    When you need a tall perch

    Since there isn't any poles maybe it was the only way they could install a flock camera.
  5. S

    electric pet claw trimmer

    It's not a good test unless you try it on a cat and live to tell about it.
  6. S

    Chain Saw Museum

    There is a logging museum and chainsaw carvers but the internet says no museum.
  7. S

    Cat Tail removal

    Plant dogwood
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    O.K. I give up.

    I hate it the English language is being reduced to abbreviations for the text people. More often than not when I see abbreviations I stop reading and go to something else.
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    Splice a Spiral Dishwasher Drain Hose?

    I wouldn't piece together a drain hose. It would either leak or develop a clog there. You can get drain hose up to 12' in length.
  10. S

    How to Remove this Seal from Cylinder?

    A little late now but the rod is attached to a cylinder. Usually if you put a slide hammer on the rod you can tap the seal out with the piston.
  11. S

    Finally, something I actually NEED for my tool box.

    Myself, I usually hit them with a sledgehammer before throwing them out the door. If not when you calm down it might find it's way back.
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    Quite impressed

    I've found some of the worst tools have the Diablo name on them.
  13. S

    Shelter for backhoe.

    Kind of vague. You could do anything from constructing a metal building to a portable garage with a tarp covering it.
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    What lubricant do you use on linkage

    I've actually never seen the lubricant anywhere. I looked it up and is suppose to contain paraffin so I'm not sure it would be good in dusty locations. I use wd40 about once a year on the trunnions of a tablesaw and it works but never builds up with sawdust.
  15. S

    What lubricant do you use on linkage

    Isn't it hard to get into a can?
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