hungry top!

I had lucky charms and a pop tart lol

<---Bachelor

LOLZ on the cat Peng

Looks fake.

LOLZ on the cat Peng

Looks fake.

It was, but still funny

Of course its fake

Peng you need your Merc in your sig or something, I miss looking at it

Peng you need your Merc in your sig or something, I miss looking at it

Perv

You know it

For dem beats:

I used 2x4's for the legs and little stuff everywhere else.

There is a 2x4 hidden underneath it for support.

Perfect hole for the BSE. Did you fire it up without slate in that pic?

Ryan2 - Thanks for the tip. I'll use a 2x4 frame, I'll probably use slats reather than ply though. Probably not treated.

I don't think I've ever been able to put an image in my sig anyhow; some bug in the forum software or something

maybe I can after all

I used 2x4's for the legs and little stuff everywhere else.

There is a 2x4 hidden underneath it for support.

Perfect hole for the BSE. Did you fire it up without slate in that pic?

Ryan2 - Thanks for the tip. I'll use a 2x4 frame, I'll probably use slats reather than ply though. Probably not treated.

Its never had anything like slate, 3 years later still sits like it was in the pic.

Of course, I have a Viking not a BGE. Even when mildly raging (500-600) you can put your hand on the top of it and hold it there for a bit. Not hot enough to scorch wood that is for sure. Of course it wouldn't be a bad idea to have something to stop sparks from burning it up, but I'm livin' dangerously.

Cut the hole with a router and a circle jig

Oh yeah, I think all the wood cost me $22.

cheap top

sold my motorcycle today

Total relief. Amusingly got more than I paid and it doesn't run atm.

sold my motorcycle today

Total relief. Amusingly got more than I paid and it doesn't run atm.

Oh yeah, I think all the wood cost me $22.

Good cuz I'll need 2

sold my motorcycle today

Total relief. Amusingly got more than I paid and it doesn't run atm.

double

Oh yeah, I think all the wood cost me $22.

Good cuz I'll need 2

The labor was god aweful expensive.

Sitting in the garage doing some remodel planning, enjoying a beer, and surfing the net.

I notice this big white, faded, pitted, but now clean snowmobile trailer. Two challenges, neither of which I have ever dealt with before.

1) Faded fiberglass -- I normally keep my shit protected, this obviously was not. So far in a quick search I found something called vert glass, but there has to be something more logical.

2) Pitted dirty aluminum -- again, not sure how it could get like this and sitting covered in snow & salt it doesn't bother me, but since I washed and scrubbed it yesterday it does now. Obviously preventative is the key, but I just bought it this year so I get to restore first.

Help.

Tree sap or dripping as well. I realize these would buff off, but am afraid they will stick to the pad and scratch the shit out of everything.

I used 2x4's for the legs and little stuff everywhere else.

There is a 2x4 hidden underneath it for support.

Looks nice and makes me hungry.

Looks like I am ready to get some drywall. Thank god for salior jerry.

kettle one and tonic time!