Bolting a 4x8' 1/8" steel sheet to a wall in my house to use as a magnet board / interactive board for the family. Sounds weird I know but I think it will be cool. I have some outlets to cut out though, hope I don't mess this one up.
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What's Your Snow Day Project?
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Enzo
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I saw a TOH episode not to long ago where they used a special paint with iron filings in it and painted the wall and then the second coat was the color that matched the rest of the walls.
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drinking at my local social club. works for me!
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84ta406
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For a minute, I thought you were talking about this:
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We talked about that recently at work.. Id drive the shit out of one of those if I was given one lol
Seeing as this is a mil slurp thread... I'm part of a local military truck club, and a guy was off roading and broke a front axle down a steep icy hill. We assembled early enough we made it home before it started snowing.
My neighbor's M916's 45 ton winch made easy work with it.
As usual, picture doesn't portray just how steep the hill is.
M813 5 ton, M35 Duece (there for moral support!) and the M916 20 ton. My M931 5 ton not pictured.
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My neighbor's M916's 45 ton winch made easy work with it.
As usual, picture doesn't portray just how steep the hill is.
M813 5 ton, M35 Duece (there for moral support!) and the M916 20 ton. My M931 5 ton not pictured.
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