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They might not. But they sure are purdy!

Makes me realize that I've got to stop dragging my feet on the free energy project that I'm squirreling away bits and pieces for. Nothing extreme, I just want the fridge and TV off the grid,...

I'm jealous of your T's new owner.
How many miles and smiles did you put on it?

Good stuff, that complete kitchen remodel. I hope you put lots of outlets, can't have too many. When I built my kitchen, the refrigerator got a dedicated breaker, and the island is wired in 10 AWG...

I think the local power is mostly back.

A friend of mine suffered a Robbery, someone took a whole trailer of pine straw bales - just hooked up and drove off. Her cameras didn't get it, but the...

I'm just south of Hamilton GA, my house hasn't lost power and no wind damage. Lots of power outages all around me though. Looks like it's about over, we'll see. I hosted a hurricane party last...

The torsion bars sure do hide.

I had to go to page six to get a look at them!

A hole saw works well for such things, but the cut and grind method is almost faster.

Pay the extra $ for stainless steel rated discs
, they outlast about 3:1.

I've had two minor injuries from angle grinders.
One, the wheel grabbed a piece of sheet metal which I was trying to avoid. Result: a small divot near my wrist. Could have been tourniquet and...

I've not heard the term death wheel before. It's an apt moniker. I've disintegrated many dremel wheels, and partially fractured 4 1/2" discs. Kickbacks are the worst, and probably are the main...

You and I should get plasma cutters so we'll spend less time grinding.

I usually cut my steel with a cutoff disc in my 4 1/2" grinder. It seems to be just about as fast as using the torch, then...

I've got the original exhaust from my 01 Indian chief adorning my kitchen wall, but each to his own.

I enjoyed watching the evolution of the track style T.

I hope to see many of the same low cost techniques you employed, plus more!