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I should have realized R2 was going to answer all those questions before I did.

Yeah they were. Well Aaron should be happy at least. Hope Aaron is happy with tonights outcome as well. Go Ravens!

It's a fucking joke. Seeing DE pimp it around makes me sick as well. Completely the opposite of what is necessary. I can tell you for sure if I were spending that much on tweeters (which I won't) they fucking won't be small format ones.

Into the 12's finally

When I get the space for it, I plan to get one of those 10" ryobi table saws and build a longer and wider table around it. The saw itself is only $114 from the Depot so you could put it together real nice and sturdy for $200 which is very cheap considering how much the bigger ones are. Just a though J. A quality table saw is so much more than a large table. A cheapo bench top 'table saw' with a big table around it isn't much at all. I can not say this enough. On a table saw, save once, buy once. PERIOD Also, another necessary investment is a book, pamphlet, one on one time with a quality woodworker (not a neighborhood hack), or a class for learning how to properly use a table saw (or just woodshop). There is so much more one can do than cut a straight line with one. Im not trying to say this was a "quality" table saw. I know how much they cost and how precise they are. I was merely suggesting a cheap alternative to cutting large sheets of wood safely and accurately by table saw instead of a skillsaw. If everyone had the money, we can get the best of everything. But thats not always the case. If that is your sole goal, a table saw is NOT what you should purchase. Instead a good fence system for your circ. Like this one: www.eurekazone.com I can do 1/16" cuts without hardly trying across big sheets when I am alone. Note, I still just bought a table saw but not for cutting large pieces but for everything else. I bought a used Delta Unisaw and the thing is a beast....can't wait to use it.

I have a table stand with a router and a hand router. I really like my craftsman router, but in hindsight I would get one with more grunt. 3+ HP or so is a good place to start. Mine is a good budget peice though. And ya know what, this link kinda confirms what I think. Good for the price. (I got mine on some kinda sale though) The 2 1/4 Bosch & P-C are way stronger than they seem. The 3Hp realm opens up the Hitachi which is supposed to be the beast of a buy.

Indeed updates are happening, it'll get better.

This game is crap so far, the Vikes need to step it up.

I wouldn't call a table saw a hand tool, lol. Not too many entry level choices. The $100 Makita Circ saw I have has been awesome, for Routers I'd go with P-C or Bosch (unless you get the big Hitachi). As for drills, I like them cordless and bought the Ridgid exclusively since when the batteries die you get a new drill. Lifetime warranty ftw.

I am sure the RD is a piece of shit. I don't think your goals are in line with reality though and you could get by with a much louder "less sq" oriented sub. SQ isn't important to you at all, you just don't want a fart box. That is easy to achieve.

Or build the wall, remove everything and completely destroy any remaining value in your car.

Anyone ever bought new CPU hardware (MBoard, Proc, Ram, Video Card) and managed to not reformat but use the current installation of windows? I would imagine that I'd have to remove all hardware from the Device Manager in safe mode before switching but it would surely save me enough time to where I might actually upgrade my pc....and potentially even this week.

That's sort of what I was thinking. A piece of ass is a piece of ass, calling it your own requires a bit of a conversation. Either way, nice work.

That was fast, what did you use for a recipe?

Think I am going to go shave. I hate shaving, especially after a week of not.

Can't believe Suisham gave the game away. I'd really like to make some headway on home field advantage. It'd be way better if we played outside though.

fixed if you can find it, sure horrible meat selection out here in the middle of bumfuck most the hunters around here are wetlands bird hunters or boar hunters Easy to find here. Just stay out of the North woods areas and there is corn everywhere.

Don't cook it much as it will dry out. Best served med rare to rare If you do burgers you can put a pat of butter on the patty when cooking. I do that with turkey burgers sometimes. OHM NOM NOM NOM a pat, lol. Deen queen you are

If he's serious about competing and getting better numbers, a termlab is a necessity. Not only that, but it's essentially the cheapest to own, and the most consistent. An audiocontrol will run you into the thousands. Not too many other choices out there besides that splmeter.com one, but I'm not even sure if those are still around or made. Not at all necessary to figure out the acoustic resonance of his car which is what the thread is titled.

fixed

It's super good too.

Don't cook it much as it will dry out. Best served med rare to rare

Do you have any particular recipe for said soup? Never actually made it since it is awesome straight from the local coop. You have me thinking though as it also isn't cheap and soup freezes & reheats better than anything.

How can you not eat popcorn? It's useless, not fulfilling at all. I don't need to just eat butter and salt for no reason either. Check out dale and Thomas popcorn, lots of different flavors. Yummy I agree not very filling, but a nice snack. Flavors won't help.