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I think i outdid myself on this set.
I’d say just about the best restore I’ve done..



They were sooo bad..

 

From the garden, to the grill, to the belly.

Its not bye though, it’s “see you later”

 

Normally balls that color are bad, but these are good. Nice job

 

Yea extra care was needed.

 

It is.

Look at the first part of the URL. Do you know that company? Are they putting up TV ad's, sponsoring professional teams, or generally making themselves known?

If the answer is no, it's a scam.

But plenty of people fall for it.

 

Most of my official Facebook marketplace ad's are like that.

I was half a step away from putting money down on a laser ruster remover once. Only $200. I had my wallet out, and was reaching for my credit card.

At a last moment, I decided to do some independent research real fast to ensure I'm getting a good deal. Turns out the machine they're 'selling' goes for $11,000. It does exist, but consumables are $150-400. Always watch the URL, especially on Facebook.

 

A large granite slab, hung off a fence in a removable manner.

Dude needs some metal working tools, not wood working.

 

The color has amazing depth, great restore.

We always look forward to seeing the latest pictures of your balls!

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Did I just say that...

 

I'll let "him" know.

 

At some point, I just stop looking at the names attached to the posts

 

How about something tidy made of stainless?

It would handle both the weather and the weight.

 

It's adorable that you think I have that kind of skill!

 

Working with metal beats the heck out of working with wood in my book.

Somewhere on the campus there must be some metal work teaching going on, one of the students might want a little side job money. You can draw it, he can build it & wife is happy. Triple win.

 

Friend of mine sent me the link . He is not internet savvy

 

There's this group of guys on a truck forum, they make stuff for other people.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...ium-scale-metal-work-cad-cam-included.843712/

 

There’s 2 gallons left when it reads zero. If you know your mileage, you can calculate your pucker limit.

 

Nice! Our corn is just starting to tassle...

 

My old van had about 3 quarts left in the tank when the light came on.
After I discovered this 1/4 tank was my empty.