Random Facts About You # 57

I do like it from that point of view. I just wish I would have done it differently. Once you commit to one thing....I cut it all at 6 degrees and maybe it should have been 8 or 9 degrees. I actually planned it at 8 in my head and then decided to cut it all at 6. But it's kind of cool. Just not really what I was going for. It's no big deal though. I can do it again.

 

does it swivel ?

seems weird to have a subplate under the seat unless it swivels

 

It doesn't swivel but that's what you get when you don't draw shit out. It really was just an erroneous plan. It's on me.

 

My stool was very solid and sturdy as well.

 

asmo makes an off color joke...and a pretty good one....witty...succinct....good delivery

8 out of 10


it is sunshine today....low 40s atm...I have a thick white frost on my truck

bbad...can you tell me which steering wheel it is that fits the truck?....going to the junkyard Thursday and I want to ask buddy

 

No offence but that's a plant stand...


Legs aren't splayed enough for sitting on.

 

its nice enough....but it kinda looks like you shouldn't let your drunken friends sit on it...what about adding 4 more legs attavhed to the outside of those legs?....or how about an outrigger....like on a catamaran?...ya that would be awesome....i'd go with the outrigger for stability

lol just fucking with you wizard....you are so goddamned perfect I have to take the opportunity when it presents it self haha


i'm tired of looking up records...I should take a break but its like I still have a couple eight balls and just cant stop lol

 

You can sit on it just fine. It won't tip over but if you're hammered or a really big person.....maybe it isn't a good fit. But yeah....should have been wider. The swivel on the seat would be nice. I bet it could be put on pretty easily.

Edit to say...I did actually want it narrower than a regular stool for the sake of space but I think that's the problem with it.

 

i'm all set up to do some sanding outside...an old dresser about to become country folk art.....stoned doodling is more apt........

my friend brought me his big Honda splitter...it splits going both directions so we split as much wood in 1 hour as I can chop by axe in a week.....very powerful and dangerous machine...I let brother handle it while I was labor guy and stacking man

and once it was split it looks like it is not enough for February yet

 

farmer just stopped and gave me another full wheel barrel of fresh harvested corn kernels.........the corn gods are really smiling down on him this year......and my hens are happy

 

Well if you are not doing, you are not learning. I like the look of the wood and pattern, it is a simple design thing.

My dad worked with wood and I still love the smell of it. I miss that.

 

Be careful with that thing. I have a friend who lost a finger with one of those and she had been doing it since she was a kid. They do work well and cut down on hours though.

 

yes ma'am

 

but is ok to scratch my nuts with the wood splitter though, right?

scratches both directions

 

a nice little cavalier wheel is what mine has


look for one with horn button and no airbag....it should fit right on no problem even the horn stuff works fine....but you might have to trim off a small amount of foam edge underneath youll figure out what i mean when you try it

pic is too big so its a link


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I would personally recommend you use wood splinters instead.

 

cavlier...thanks....we used to have a 86? cavalier...metallic blue

 

Cadaverlier

 

look for 90's or 2000's model with nice sporty wheel and no airbag

sunfire wheel should fit too...or basically just about any gm car wheel will fit but some are smaller some are nicer



carefully pull off the horn button and loosen the big nut ...the plastic tube for the horn wire goes in like light a lightbulb (push and turn)...dont break it

when the nut is loose use your knees to lift up the wheel and arms to rock the wheel and it usually pops off...you dont need a puller

 

awesome thank you...I will be careful