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Apr 18, 2024 10:18:47   #
black mamba wrote:
You're probably a lot more tuned into that situation than I am. I have one question, though. How do you take a log, warped board and plane it down? Don't you loose too much of the board trying to flatten it? I'm admitting to you, Tom, that I don't know much about of this stuff. In the case here, most of those side boards has a pretty pronounced warp to them.

Tom


Usually even with the warp you can plane down to usable wood. Some maybe shorter pieces but still usable. Thanks BE SAFE!!

Tom
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Apr 18, 2024 07:49:08   #
EJMcD wrote:
What a shame they didn't open the hood? trunk? to get a shot of the twin V8s.



Sorry, only has one V8 engine. Thanks BE SAFE!!

Tom
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Apr 18, 2024 07:34:32   #
black mamba wrote:
I'm with you on this, Frank.

I don't think that there's enough good salvageable wood to even attract the wood scavengers. Generally, the agreement with those scavengers is that they have to take everything...they can't come in and cherry pick just what they want. The cost to tear it all down and haul it away would probably be prohibitive.


I disagree there is plenty of wood to salvage. This kind of wood is very expensive to buy after planing it etc. Well worth the cost of tearing down. Also these are hard to find anymore as people have been tearing down for the wood for awhile now. Thanks BE SAFE!!

Tom
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Apr 18, 2024 06:26:39   #
black mamba wrote:
This is a 2023 SSC Tuatara. It was designed by the owner of SSC, Jerod Shelby. The car sells for $1,600,000. It is powered by a twin-turbocharged V8 putting out 1,750 HP. It is currently the fastest car in the world....clocked at 316 MPH.



HOLY crap!! That is an AWESOME vehicle, how do you build something like that. Just think, you forgot something for a meal. You say damn, I have to go all the way back to the store. You yell at wife i'll be back in 2 minutes. Not sure where you could go that fast. Keep it up. Thanks BE SARE!!

Tom
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Apr 18, 2024 06:19:33   #
black mamba wrote:
I stopped at a house about 200 yards from the barn. Got permission to enter the property to get these shots.




Tom too bad it has got to the point of being a danger if someone goes in. The stories it could probably tell. I would for safety reasons tear it down (SO SAD). Take down and plane all the boards and cut to make perfect wood. The wood from these old buildings is SUPERB!! and expensive. Can be used for all kinds of things. furniture, coffee table, kitchen table, wine rack, wall art, headboards, shelves, etc. The list is endless. Awesome photos. Keep it up friend. Thanks BE SAFE!!

Tom
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Apr 18, 2024 06:04:56   #
jaymatt wrote:
In my backyard


Definately a beautiful spot. Great photo with the red barn behind it, lovely. Keep it up looking for more. Thanks BE SAFE!!

Tom
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Apr 17, 2024 10:31:40   #
Cany143 wrote:
A total of seventeen images were used to produce this image. Four series of focus stacked images were first produced, then the results of those were merged together as a pano.

Early this morning.


Cany this is an awesome photo of a beautiful spot. Thanks BE SAFE!!

Tom
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Apr 16, 2024 08:16:46   #
black mamba wrote:
Hi, Tom.

In college, I occasionally would swap cars with a fraternity brother who had a Jaguar XK 150. It was a fun car but I wouldn't have wanted it as my only transportation....he was always having some little niggling issues with it.



Yea Jaguar!! LOl.
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Apr 16, 2024 06:04:57   #
tommystrat wrote:
With everything happening in the world today, now more than ever, we need to make straight the path of the Lord. Pray for discernment and strength in these difficult times.


AWESOME photo and scripture!! Thanks and BE SAFE!!

Tom
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Apr 16, 2024 05:53:05   #
black mamba wrote:
This car was on the starting line at the 1957 Le Mans Race. Another D Type won the race. this car finished third. It is powered by a 6 cylinder in-line engine with double overhead cams, 3 dual-throat Weber carbs, and produced 270 HP at 6,000 RPM. An identically powered D Type topped out at 185 MPH when run at the Bonneville salt flats.



I love Jaguars, always have. This one looks fast for some reason. I was born in 1951 what a joy. Keep posting waiting for more!! Thanks BE SAFE!!

Tom
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Apr 16, 2024 05:41:19   #
Jules Karney wrote:
Screen shots



Do you post them somewhere that they can do that? Thanks BE SAFE!!

Tom
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Apr 15, 2024 22:00:30   #
Jules Karney wrote:
When you purchase the logo it's worked like the logo from MP. You download into your desktop or whatever you want. Then you make it bigger, smaller move it around, etc.


Jules I am a DA. What I wanted to know is if someone steals your photos, how do they do that. Thanks BE SAFE!!

Tom
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Apr 15, 2024 21:35:36   #
Jules Karney wrote:
It's my own photo.



Sorry! What I meant was how did they get your photos, where do they download them from?? Thanks BE SAFE!!

Tom
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Apr 15, 2024 17:10:40   #
Jules Karney wrote:
Thanks Paul.


I love the logo also. Where do they get the photos?
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Apr 15, 2024 07:28:04   #
rcorne001 wrote:
Nice job on the photos. Having grown up playing on dirt infields, I still work on getting used to the artificial stuff!


Rick us older guys and gals will probably never get used to artificial turf. Thanks BE SAFE!!

Tom
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