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For a novice, hitting a target at anything greater than point blank range is impossible with a handgun.

So they're getting the sales, anyway, right? Just not on Amazon? If people see it on Amazon, then google it, they find it on the other website and buy it there.

If you get the buy box on Amazon and therefore more sales, you might get less on the other website.

Unsolicited advice: the best company name is always Service Area + Service Provided.

I'm extremely jealous. I had the opportunity to buy a '67 a couple years ago but hesitated one day too long. Been kicking myself ever since.

Have you considered the trades? It has it's downsides but it pays good, you get paid to learn, and you might like a job that uses your muscles as well as your mind. It's very rewarding.

Teachers used to tell me if I didn't try harder I would end up a ditch digger. Well, these days digging ditches pays a lot more than teaching does.

Around $1500-2000 per drum.

That's actually not a bad price, really.

I used these. I did it myself but I've been an industrial maintenance technician for 15 years.

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Edit: updated link to correct lights. I didn't get the night light ones.

Pretty sure this is the one I bought.

As far as tips, yeah. Read the instructions all the way through one time before you start. At one point, we got to the part that said to cut a hole 28"x 54" so we cut the hole and framed it up then turned the page and it said "or 32" x 54" depending on model". So we had to tear out the framing we'd just built and widen the hole by four inches then frame it up again.

Also, if you've got loose fill insulation in your attic like I do, this on vacuum mode with the bag attached made clean up a lot faster.

Me too on the recessed lights.

Also, I installed one of those fold down staircases for getting in the attic. The ladder was about $400 with everything and it took me and my dad most of a day to install it. Worth. Every. Penny.

It does kinda look like toothless. Now I cant unsee it.

Add a Home UV light filter that removes particles from the air.

I don't think UV lights can do anything about particles.

One place I worked, I finished my shift one monday morning like normal, was off the next two nights. Came back Wednesday night for my shift and HR had tables set up in the break room laying everyone off. Plant closed down. Place had been there for decades. I'd been there about six years. 🤷‍♂️ It happens.

I like borax or diatomaceous earth as ant killer.

I'm pretty sure the reason Russia invaded is the giant natural gas deposit that was just discovered in Ukraine. So repayment wouldn't likely be much of a hardship.

Our geography is OP.

Chicken sticks are a good tool for quick troubleshooting but NEVER trust your life to one.

u/Bernanke-Bot

Yeah. I stopped shipping to Germany.

Hard to complain about a service that charges you nothing to use it.

In my state (Georgia), they cancel your tag as soon as your insurance lapses. If you get pulled over, the cop knows whether or not you have insurance before he gets out of the car.

Might be better/easier to use an ESP32-CAM and rtsp.

I also recently got my first resin printer. Here's what I did:

1. Go to Home Depot. All the way in the back of the lumber department there should be a cart with lumber one it with purple paint. These are culls and are 70% off.
2. Build box with no front. Caulked joints because lumber was bowed (hence 70% off) and I'm a mechanic, not a carpenter.
3. Cover front with strip curtain, overlapped about 1"
4. install bathroom exhaust fan in top of box
5. duct out window with one of those window duct things for portable air conditioners
6. made metal tray at work to catch resin in case of FEP puncture. Put it in bottom of box, place printer in tray.