courierguy

In two weeks, my tracked battery powered (72 volts) snow bike will arrive. Part of my excuse for buying it is to use it to pack a path down my sloped...

My ex has lived in the aptly named burg of Volcano HI for the last 40 years. Serves her right.

I bought this last night: https://www.ebay.com/itm/323389917794, probably good enough for my rare use. My long time crimper has been my aircraft...

Back on the Datum retracts myself, and I have to remind myself: MAKE SURE THE WHEELS ARE DOWN IF LANDING ASPHALT, OR SKIS IF LANDING SNOW, DUMMY." ...

I may have posted a picture of this sign before, it's been there for a few years. I'm absolutely positive they start out new help sweeping the floor ...

This one is a makes you wonder, anyone seen this? How the heck did he fall out? ...

forgot the pic

18 gauge is my eyeball guess. Permanent, yes. The thing is, the break happened 2 or 3" from the soldered joint, at the end of the heatshrink. The...

They were soldered....., and I know that may be part of the issue. They failed a couple inches away from the solder joint. I buggered it up worse by...

“I feel badly we were in his way. I didn’t think he was landing or I didn’t know what he was doing.” Said witness and beach goer Julie Zoog, what a...

As a guy who's flown off of a 14% grade strip for years, on skis,s do what Denny says. Make the slope work with you, not against you.

I love seeing plane crash pictures, where it still looks like an airplane, where it appears the pilot kept flying all the way down! That pilot should...

Yes, just like a whiskey level, keep the left end on the left, etc., an old carpenter trick. The one digital level device I really like is made...

I still use my 50 year old Starrett adjustable protractor for the most critical tasks. I trust gravity more then any digital thingie. I was an early...