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I know a guy that has a garage but can't work on vehicles in it, silly ha? 😉

Actually I was talking about the money on our side. With all the info coming out about USAID and the money being given to NGOs to be dispersed is where the corruption happens even before the other countries gets their hands on what is left. Why I originally posted in the PBS area about TB was because it had to do with open borders and immigration which pretty much can't be talked about without being political.

I posted in the PBS area about this months ago before all the cuts. It is in my town (little Haiti) it is happening and I know of someone that has caught it. When you stuff 2K people in a 4K town within in a year from third world counties, what do you think is going to happen? Yes, TB is a thing again in the US thanks to political decisions. On another note, I never knew just how nasty and hard to treat it is until the person I know experienced it. They tried to use very powerful antibiotics and it almost killed her and had to stop them. Then tried a lower/longer dose over 9 months and still wasn't tolerated. Fortunately it is in a latent form so can't be spread but can reactivate at any time. As far as your OP, I think most Americans don't have too many problems with some help going to issues like this but only if all the money was going to actually help and not sucked dry before getting there. If you have been following what has lately came to light in how the money gets passed to different hands before getting to the needed place and not much being left, that has to stop. I tried not to be political about this but it hit close to home.

So if that's the case, are they suggesting everyone should be on it?

Are you/someone going to video it? Plan on writing out some bullet points to follow?

While having nothing to do with the OP, it is Oscar's thread and this is Ca info. https://www.streetmusclemag.com/news/california-smog-reform-classic-cars-get-a-new-lease-on-life/

I noticed Weight Watchers commensals have shifted to talking about using WW with weight lose drugs.

It's larger with two doors that open and all metal. Came out of a manufacturing plant and must be 50+ years old and is well made. The work bench is all wood.

Very cool! Like said, the safety nazis will be all over this thing.

All good points. I do have a old but well made metal floor cabinet that I cleared the top last year after doing a big rearrange. The top is too thin to do anything too abusive but the heavier metal could be added to that. I have a bench top drill press mounted to it, I guess welding wouldn't harm that?

Both you and Carlos said you dislike working on a metal bench but didn't say why? I have also considered doing half the bench in metal and heavy wood on the other side so at least there would be a small place for abusive stuff.

Everything. I don't have the luxury of the room for multiple work surfaces. Building nice wooden things doesn't happen in my garage, I beat stuff apart, weld, bend and assemble things.

I would love a heavy metal top for mine. Not sure were to look for it though.

I think the eyelet at the top makes it unique while also needing to be the correct length.

Cool!

Did you take it apart first?

While I wasn't taking notes and could be wrong, I believe he was saying that it starts with the valve guide coming loose, hanging the valve and starting the issues. Just how common this is I don't know, didn't ask. Yes the early Cummins has a cult following around here also for not only reliability but simplicity. He put one in a Ford for a guy.

My son bought a 2004 3/4 Dodge 4wd with 200K+ on it last fall from a friend. Rusty body but good frame $6,500. He was just telling me last night how the Dodges has some engine major issues (diesel) I think about 2012 with valve hanging up, killing pistons. He's a diesel mechanic and is know in the area for fixing the Ford 6.0's.

You may have them but many are crazy money for the age and miles.

Breast armor?

And look how that turned out, totaled. 😀

I see you upgraded your brewery system.

Packaged by Stevie Wonder.

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How long before the patents are off and becomes affordable for the average person?