NSFW: Super Post Whore Thread v2.0

[Dawico]

Morning all...

What he said.......

 

[Dawico]

Also....the metal saws keep the shavings out of the motor.

A wood saw will catch the shavings inside the motor.

That too but they store the shavings in a shroud and don't throw them at your face. That's the best part about them.

 

[Texas_Lone_Ranger]

Good Sunday

 

[jimbo]

Morning

 

[General Zod]

Annnnd...good afternoon.

 

[AZ Refugee]

Mornin'

 

[AZ Refugee]

Oops, afternoon

 

[Coon]

Good afternoon

 

[Cassivellaunus]

Missed all the morning greetings so, good afternoon. Got another vid for you. The whole thing is interesting but the scary part is "The Future of Warfare". The interesting part is "Personal Security" and the eye opening part is "How to Deal with Threatening People". There's timestamps in the description.

 

[msharley]

 

[Sam7sf]

Date night at the bar and grill theater in Dallas.

 

[country_boy]

Cut up a bunch of busted limbs I didn’t know I had, some from February some from last Sunday
Broke the pull rope on my chainsaw, my little 8” saw chain was duller than dish water.

 

[Fishkiller]

Date night at the bar and grill theater in Dallas.

Well hope it works out

 

[kbaxter60]

Got in late today.
Blessed week, all.

Got some rain!

 

[Coiled]

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Bad ass.

I mean, you have one.

 

[Cassivellaunus]

You can say whatever???
Does anyone know someone that makes coffee flavored moonshine???

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Got you covered

 

[country_boy]

I have a pair of those now old black leather combat boots, that fit my feet perfectly.
but they have lost their finish on the toes and other areas, Plus scuffs dings. Throughout the years. No tears in the leather. Is it possible I can clean those with saddle soap, and dye/polish those areas? Soles are still fine on them.

 

[General Zod]

I have a pair of those now old black leather combat boots, that fit my feet perfectly.
but they have lost their finish on the toes and other areas, Plus scuffs dings. Throughout the years. No tears in the leather. Is it possible I can clean those with saddle soap, and dye/polish those areas? Soles are still fine on them.

I don't think you can repair the outer surface skin of the leather by any means...but cleaning them up and adding some dye will make the scuffs less noticeable. But once that outer layer of cowhide is damaged, there's no real way to get it smooth and shiny again.

 

[jrbfishn]

Got you covered

WHERE???

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[jrbfishn]

Well shit. Canada.

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