1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Those are usually under 10A peak.

I didn't even know they made outlets for 60A... but they're 5x expensive, just checked

 

Yep. The shop is ordering studs and then the GX goes under the knife. Hoping to get it done in the next couple of weeks. After getting the headers installed, OVTune is next on the list. Looking forward to finally getting rid of the damn exhaust manifold leak.

 

Holy balls, I’m beat.

Just finished moving 24 sheets of 4x12 5/8 drywall into the shop from the driveway two at a time. Got the first 12 sheets in by myself before a dude driving by on his way home from work took pity on me and helped me haul in the rest. That was such an awesome move for someone to do instead of just driving on and enjoying the rest of his Friday night. Definitely helped restore some of my faith in humanity.

All of that was right after I shoveled slush out of the gutters along one side of our property and then decide to do it for two of our neighbors as well. One of them is a mom with two kids who works graveyards and her shitbag boyfriend literally stands and smokes cigs while he watches her shovel snow. Fucking worthless oxygen thief.

It was good to know that my middle aged body is still capable of moving some heavy shit, but I think it’s gonna punish me for the next few days… Looking forward to wrapping up the last of my work for the week and drinking a beer or three.

 

Jeez dude two at a time?? I was beat doing 4x8s like that after like 4 pairs

 

What kind do you get? I can't recognize the logo.

 

30 should be great

A lot of tools are under 10a running but can trip a 15a breaker at startup or if there's anything else on the circuit so 20a is a safe minimum.

 

New office done by Monday, right?

That is a hustle though, moving drywall sucks lol

 

Ooh, shiny. You'll have to let me know how it turns out. I've planned on replacing the mani's when they ever give up.

 

I wish! I still need to find a drywall jack to rent and see if my M18 router will chuck up 1/8 drywall router bits.

I’ll probably let the drywall sheets season a bit, much like the rack of truck parts…

 

I did pull all of this out of the box for some inspiration the other day.

Then it went right back in the box and on the shelf because I’m cool like that.

 

I've never seen so much spark plug drama. Plugs waking out of heads. Plugs getting stuck in heads. I think I better go back to using NGK.

https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/seized-spark-plug-6.1273403/

 

didn't the dog catch the lion

or is this one of those employer/employee relationships where the employer takes credit for the employee's work

btw I know you've posted a bunch of these, but for the life of me I just can't get used to the idea of a dog climbing a tree lol.

 

The dog had to learn it from somewhere

They just like it up there I guess, he was probably up there for a long time while I was stuck

 

But #15 for the year

 

I'm probably just used to lazy domesticated dogs that bark at their own farts

 

I don't really understand how they do it either TBH. Of course the only climbing the shop dogs do are into your lap if you sit down for even a half a second. This one can't help but put on his best ASPCA donation face.

 

That's one sweet looking Pittie. They are crazy loving dogs, if we weren't still renting out here I would get one. But most rentals look down on them unfortunately, or any pet that size really. But especially their breed which I disagree with.

I guess cats are good at climbing trees but the 2 we have at home can barely jump onto our beds without fumbling it up so house pets in general probably aren't a good comparison to working animals

 

They’re good at going up

but tend to hit every branch on the way down