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Thanks. I agree.

So am I.

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@@dickinaroundthehouse6689 rong vid my bad

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OMG how did I not see this until now!

Definitely. Will do.

Thanks for the advice. This might help when I do pour painting.

Glad i was able to help :)

I'll look up "color theory". New term for me. Thank you.

You're not kidding

Thanks for the info. I didn't know what I was looking at. It looks BURNT,, like "released the magic smoke". Do you think this would kill the LCD display if it went out? I'm working on disassembling the LCD to inspect.

You mean you want me to make a video of me eating one? Or are you asking me to send you one? (I got extra).

I've been close to weedwacking the whole thing if I'm honest.

The thing about corn is you gotta make sure it has a good start and good fertilizer. You also need lots of water to get it big.

My problem this year was lack of irrigation. Scott, did you try drip tape when you did corn? That might make all the difference.

It's all I know :)

Yeah I know. Homeschooling my son over summer was unexpected and I haven't had as much time as I'd like in the garden.

Thanks. I've just been friendly to them over the past few years and they're practically domesticated now. There's even a Red Shouldered Hawk that comes through quite often.

@@dickinaroundthehouse6689 oh wow thats nice, do you feed em or do they get their own food?

@@SlayerMuff Yes to both. There's a bird feeder I keep stocked. If it runs out, they start looking in through the kitchen window, tapping it with their beaks like "HEY HUMAN! WE NEED MORE!!". I'm not sure who's trained who anymore.

@@dickinaroundthehouse6689 LMAO thats so funny😂 i guess your'e a bird dad now😅

@@SlayerMuff Yup! Hey there's worse things to be :) Thanks for the good conversation.

My dad is doing 200 wooden tree limb coasters of various sizes for a family members wedding. He's an old carpenter, not so good with CAD / software. What would you suggest?

@@dickinaroundthehouse6689 To do multiple Jobs at the center you can mark periodically spaced circles / rectangles on a cardboard. To mark at the center you just find an decent siced circle and lay the coaster with a even spacing at the outside

You aren't joking! You should see what it did to the camera on my phone.

I'm a small business owner so our names are in the public. I had my thumb over his contact info, phone number especially... Let me know if you can see all the digits in his phone number because I couldn't. If you're seeing something that I'm not, I definitely want to pull the video. Thank you.

@@dickinaroundthehouse6689 Sorry for doubting if you were having his safety in mind. I think I might have been seeing too much people exposing their family's privacy and I pasted that onto your situation. Ibelieve you are right and there are no full numbers to be seen. I hope he has fun with the cards! It's nice to have parents who support you anyway they can.

I appreciate the look out. Thank you.

Your experience sounds really rough. I just can't even imagine what that had to be like or the ramification that experience had into your adult life. If they would have held Chris back, we absolutely would have homeschooled. In homeschool, POOF, you're back in 6th grade again because I said so. No more "year lost".

Thank you very much. This project took 15 hours start to finish, (not including drying times).

Thanks for the input. Julia and I agree with you ---his socializations and friends are more important to us than his education. We had a meeting with the school today and HE WILL BE promoted with the rest of his class next year. (I did a fair share of screaming to not F with him).... so he doesn't lose his friends (thank God). Moving forward, we are going to trial homeschooling over the summer (he's behind for 5th grade anyways), and we will make a final decision together in the fall. He has 90% of the say over the matter and we will respect his decision and continue to fight for him however he needs fighting for :P If he chooses to continue with this school, I'll slam as many staffing doors as I need to get him his fair shake. Keep in touch man. The family website is avxpro.org. There's not a lot up yet and the layout stinks but you can see more of him there.

Thanks ch4n. Social interactions are #1 priority for us. I don't have all the answers yet but there's homeschooling groups we can look at, plus things like boyscouts, YMCA, possible school activities at the local public school, dances, etc. First thing we are going to do when summer vacation starts is get on the bike and scooter and meet as many people as possible to start getting those networks built. I got him a basketball for his birthday so that he can make friends playing HORSE with kids he meets at the park. I'd be interested to learn more about your daily experience being homeschooled... what you love / hate, etc. It may help.

@@dickinaroundthehouse6689 that’s great. I’m sure you are a great parent! If you want to know what i do for homeschooling here it is Most days I have a workbook, similar to the ones in school and I do a page a day. There are a lot of tests online where you can see his grade level. My parents checked mine and mine in math was my grade level and in English it way above my grade level in 11th grade.! Socially there are a lot of “homeschool groups” that my mom applied to that I go to most of the times on fridays, it’s optional if you want to come or not, so if there is a emergency then you could skip for months if you had to. But for the homeschool groups I made a bunch of friends from it, the one I’m in mainly goes to parks, libraries, water parks, trampoline parks, gardens etc! It’s very fun, maybe you could get him into some thing like that. :D The only thing I dislike is how some of my school friends left me after I started homeschooling, and how it feels like your missing out. So if he has friends now make sure to keep in contact with them , if that’s okay with you. I hope your experience goes well with whatever you do in homeschooling or public school!

Yeah but what's the fun in that???

Thank you for the info. I'll give it a try. If I make headway, I'll post the results.

Alright, well another thing is once you do see this hawk, you want to make sure the hawk doesn't see you. Just drop it down your window first. Slide your hand under the window and slightly throw a small meal so that it goes only a few feet. The movement should attract the hawk. After that, then the hawk will recognize the color of the food, than realize that once you set it down that it is a meal for the hawk. After the hawk remembers the meal, then he/she will remember the location and remember to come back. But you have to do it at the same time each day. Early mornings and sunset are the only times the hawk is the most active. So if you present the food during those times, the hawk should be nearby. You won't know the hawk is there until you look out your window and see the hawk swooping because they tend to hide in the trees most of the time even when they are hunting.

We saw the hawk again today when we pulled in the driveway! I figured it had just moved on since it's territory is so large! So, let me see if I've got this right: buy chicken hearts / livers from the deli, lightly toss it in my yard from my window every morning at 7am, collect it back again if uneaten by 9am. Do this everyday for a month. Correct?

This worked fine for me. Start to finish was 10 minutes. Lawnmower is happy now. I'd definitely do it again. Beats dulling a chainsaw chain.

I've used this. It'll work in a pinch but it wants to burn the wood. The wheel I was using in the video works much better. www.harborfreight.com/power-tools/grinding-cutting-wheels/grinding-wheels/4-1-2-half-inch-grinding-wheel-39677.html

www.harborfreight.com/4-in-steel-wood-shaping-dish-with-78-in-arbor-58124.html

Sorry for the late reply. Yeah, I'd rather have a failed cup or two than a bunch of snippings. Sure they may be only plants but they're still alive and that seems important.

@@dickinaroundthehouse6689 it’s ok, thanks for replying.

Sorry for the late response. This is a laser engraver with a honeycomb bed calibrated for laser cutting 3mm stained plywood. Any warpage in the wood causes everything to go to hell. This was a short video demonstrating the process of fabricating custom tools to meet a need (in this case I was making extra tie downs to keep the board held down against the bed). My video description probably sucked. I'm not an English Major and usually don't talk to people all that often. "Werds ARe HARD."

You are sadly mistaken if you thought there was a point 😂

Glad I could help

I still have the car. What would you like me to do a video on?

I'm so sorry you landed here.