1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

1960's for ya. Back when the stuff was pennies on the dollar.

Meanwhile, I just paid $6 per stud at Lowes.

 

OOOF. Is it back up that high? A couple weeks ago I paid $5 per
I needed some MDF recently and saw that a 4x8 sheet was around $60, so I'm making due with some leftover particleboard.

Idk why it's going back up

 

*posts phone number on a public forum

Do U eVeN gAmE bRo

 

What a dick.

 

I think wood usually goes up some in winter. Less places can process it due to weather I imagine. Or atleast thats what Im telling myself.

 

It's literally been public for over two months on like 4 websites I think I'll be ok lol

 

Number 1 cause I've seen with automotive style 12v relays chattering is a bad ground

 

https://twitter.com/michaeldambold/status/1476398711026728966?s=21

 

How do you know if a wall is load bearing?

 

I tightened those fuel cell bolts!

 

Saving Yoshi's buddies

 

I want the arcade machine version

Edit: on inspection I think they only made super mario bros 3 on one

 

Just build a cabinet and put in a Raspberry Pi.

I've got my OG SNES out.

 

Just what I need, another project
And didn't you see the cost of wood is up? Sheesh

Plus OG stuff is cooler than emulators

 

If its perpendicular to joists above it theres a good chance its load bearing. But in my case I could see gaps between the jack studs holding that 2x10 up, so there wasnt any weight on it. Just slid my sawzall up there and snipped the nails and it fell out. If there was weight on it, it would not just fall out.

 

Kinda want to build another one

 

You should make a home renovation thread, I’d read the hell out of it. Are you doing the kitchen too?

 

There is a general one haha

 

I have to be poor now so I can be rich later. (I invest about 40% of my paycheck, taxes take another 25% or whatevs)