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An upside down umbrella catches your tools and fittings

Wire wheel and just spray it with tremclad.

Oh, yes you can... spacer off the fence and roll up the plunge control. I had a radial arm saw and got rid of it when I got a good table saw. They scare me.

You might be looking for a pressure canner. My understanding, it's a different animal than a pressure cooker.

Garry2r's lived there for some time. Enjoyed visiting him there quite a lot. Hopefully they can rebuild.

I see the shrinking mill behind you:

Looks like an old 370V so that would be both vent and drain

@Tom S Is quite good as well.

Kia dealers make me feel like Satan, they are always trying to sell me their Soul. 🤪

*Rises to the bait, sniffs at it, turns away.*

Looks like Roy on the extreme left

Please share, inquiring minds want to know. I was looking at JJ Marine services in Hagersville.

I just found out that they closed the boat ramp at La Fortune Park in Caledonia. It was the only free launch above the Caledonia Dam that I know of. What follows is a copy of what I wrote to the alderman and mayor regarding this. Feel free to copy and paste, edit to your satisfaction and submit as well. While I am not a constituent of yours, I do frequent your constituency frequently. Namely Caledonia business center and La Fortune Park. I find that park to be a hidden treasure of Caledonia and one of the only free boat launches on the section of the Grand above Caledonia dam. I would submit to you that it is a vital recourse for those who cannot afford the $15 launch fee or $35-$50 per day fee at the neighboring Harrison's Landing to enjoy one of our most important natural resources, the water. My understanding from the gate staff at Harrison's Landing is that the launch was closed due to safety concerns. Namely the drop off at the end of the concrete portion of the ramp. I would submit to you that that is a situation that can be dealt with by the use of a single triaxle load of rip-rap granular and 1 machine hour with a large mini excavator. Please do not deprive us of our water access and restore this valuable community asset.

So is that a TS 460 with a banas blade? I do not envy the way your shoulders must feel swinging that around all day.

As one landscaper to another, very well done! Your work is every bit as good as I think mine used to be.

And back to the topic at hand, that insulation looks great!

I was supposed to have been there right now, but trip was cancelled. Were you near Prince Albert? Looks like a fantastic trip!

Finally done the hard part, now on to the unit pavers.

Good ol' Chinesium

It's a retaining wall, redoing the front and side gardens

Some lego, and gravel and dirt, long way from completion but it's getting there.

Well, you can't one without the others...

https://www.allsides.com/unbiased-balanced-news Best I've found so far.

For your information only: https://petitions.ourcommons.ca/en/Petition/Details?Petition=e-2574