What's in the mail?

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today I got the new battery for my motorcycle, which meant I had to hook up the new charger I received the other day.
Its the exact same size as the original but specs out higher.
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New battery meet new charger.
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This charger/ maintainer is very cool, can use it on anything. I have it selected for a small motorcycle battery right now so it charges slow. 3 lights on and 3 to go. I will be hard wiring a plug to the battery for the charger.
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today I got the new battery for my motorcycle, which meant I had to hook up the new charger I received the other day.
Its the exact same size as the original but specs out higher.
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New battery meet new charger.
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This charger/ maintainer is very cool, can use it on anything. I have it selected for a small motorcycle battery right now so it charges slow. 3 lights on and 3 to go. I will be hard wiring a plug to the battery for the charger.
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I've been running a Tru-gel in my bike. Not sure if means anything for a street bike, but 'off roaders' say good things. Wonder if a battery that turns over a 1500cc bike would work on a 17hp Kawasaki mower engine? Either way, batteries have tripled in price since 2004...
 

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Happiness is 6 lights showing a fl charge on the new battery with the new charger.
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Also when I came home today there was a box waiting for me.
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Who don't like new tools? Lol.
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Aquireing more tools for metal work. A very cool metal cutting circular saw.
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The blade guard is designed to catch chips, its like a collection cup.
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Ordered a metal cutting chop saw to go with the circ saw. I paid ups extra to have it delivered a couple days later on a friday when betty would be home. It never showed. Came home from grocery shopping on Saturday and ups left it at the side door, I have ongoing instructions for packages to be left on the back patio. Grrr. Idiot left a $400 tool out in the open.
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And the saw came damaged because it was dropped on the corner! See the box. I ordered the saw from trick tools, their customer service was excellent and they had another one sent to me right away and sent a pick up label for the damaged one.
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It has a pull out tray for the chips. This is a 14" carbide blade steel cutting chop saw. It cuts with less sparks and cuts cooler than a fiber disc chop saw. You can get blades for aluminum and stainles steel.
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I'll do a review on this in the tool section in case eany of the metal workers out there are interested.
 

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Well I’ve decided that I needed something for hollowing between my Trent Bosch 5/8 set and the big captured rig I got some time ago. Enter the Trent Bosch 3/4 setup— when I’d get to the limit of the 5/8, just had chatter I didn’t want to deal with & not wanting to set up other rig.
Had some credits on pay pal etc, an understanding wife (I’m blessed!!:greeting:)
Second pic is the future Mimosa vase.

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My wife bought me a Christmas present. It came when she wasnt here. Oopsie....

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Table for the drill press arrived today. MLCS have it on sale for $40 off. Figured hardware would cost me nearly as much as the sale price plus my time to build it so pulled the trigger.

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Not woodworking related and didn't come in the mail actually, but I dig it just the same. Betty came home from visiting with her daughter and brought me a lava lamp, lol

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Starting to warm up.
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Working good now!
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Groovy!!!
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Now where's my paisley shirt and bell bottom jeans?
 

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I saw these on Amazon for $7 a piece so I figured what the heck ill give em a try for that kind of money. Ill put one in the basement wood shop, one in the garage where I store lumber, and keep one upstairs in the house. They are all within a percentage pointe or 2 on the humidity and the same for temp. Might be fun to watch.
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Update. I put one out in the garage and watched the numbers change, humidity went way up as its been very humid and rainy here.
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I'd say they work pretty good. I put one in the basement shop, ill check that one later.
 

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This is basement wood shop teml and humidity after a day. Itll be interesting to see what it is mid winter. 20201024_103537.jpg
 

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Greg, I see a difference of 6% on the hygrometer versus the thermometer. Which one are you gonna go by?? I have had a couple of the thermometers like that before, and they were pretty accurate. Mine didn't have the humidity feature. I wish they had cuz I would like to have seen what the smilie would be for 6% humidity........... Jerry (in Tucson)
 

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Actually the hygrometer was only 2% difference between the three. The 2 that where the closest I am using one in the garage where I store my wood and one in the basement shop.
 

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Gotta love Amazon, Sunday delivery! Some deacon 5 minute epoxy, some black diamond brand tinting powder, and some small mixing cups.
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