1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Load is the hot that goes to the device from the switch

 

“ i got a friend thats a electrician”

 

Made it this far in building Bert's ramp before I ran out of screws for the framing lol

 

Yeah I seriously had a brain fart for a second when I asked that

I mean that's going back to high school.

Anyway, damn neutral wires were tucked way back.

I need to get rid of a switch because once a ceiling fan goes in, it'll have it's own light and will negate the need for a separate fan and light switch on the wall.

 

It's a classy sorta night

 

I like their Ford 300 stuff

 

HAd a nice sunset too

 

That's like, a couple hundred dollars in wood

 

I remember my dad built some ramps for our older cats to get in their bed back in the day. That's nice what you're doing for Bert.

 

Took my lady to Olive Garden cause we don't have one at home

 

You're family there.

 

I cooked up some stairs for my dog to climb into bed. She's never been a bed dog except the last couple years. This will be the first year I've taken her hunting with me but we've been on many camping trips. 14yo bulldog with congestive heart failure. I'm calling it a hunting trip but mostly just going up to her favorite place to hang out for a few days.

 

Spent most my life hovering around 180. But when I was sitting all day building panels and eating like i still had a younger mans metabolism, I ballooned up to 243. Building equipment has alot more heavy lifting, and I've vaguely improved my eating habits so I've dropped back down to 204. But I replaced alot of my vices with food and I like eating too much, so I doubt I'll ever be under 200 again

 

Im not a park ranger but, I have heard that the lack of controlled burns has led to mega fires. Either way, nature always runs the show.

 

Huh, I've never seen the little stick-on mirrors shaped like that. That's nice.

 

He's fancy, probably shops at O'Reilly's

 

It's more complicated than that. The forest service used to have a 10am rule. Once they got rid of that and managed burns rather than neutralize a fire ASAP has been a big help. But that's only part of it, we build in burn zones. And the ecosystems have changed with a lot of the cattle grazing that's been done in the west. Fires burn hotter than they used to which doesn't help.

 

This pic seems relevant to a burning California...evacuating in a Tacoma recently soaked with fire retardant.