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What is the best cordless power tool for St. Peter Sandstone and why?
I have seen grinding disks down in the tunnels but feel like a rotary hammer would work better (am I wrong?). If using a rotary hammer, would chiseling in hammer-only mode or drilling in hammer-drill mode work better?
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https://www.menard...6759118448&ipos=40
With a smile and a hint of sarcasm he said "I beg your pardon, but this is my secret garden!" |
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LOL @ "Oneida Drift" (hopefully I don't need to elaborate)
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You have to hire Canadians to build a portable TBM. They are usually payable in beer.
https://www.youtub...atch?v=9veqfiAfhr4
Turn off the internet and go play outside.
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Okay, I suppose I deserve some shade thrown my way.
At least Derpyfingers gave me the benefit of the doubt and suggested Menards' finest cutlery, and not their discount option.
FWIW - Any digging would be out-of-sight of the authorities, in crappy crawl tunnels (not fancy caves) that the city no longer visits to access even-more craptastic crawl tunnels abandoned due to collapse. Nearly certain there are no secret entrances.
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That digging machine is awesome. Thanks for sharing.
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Beer works alright for us but what we really like is some fine maple syrup from northern Quebec. Hmm hmmm yeah buddy!
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Posted by Rusty Canadian
fine maple syrup from northern Quebec
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One liter for every half hour of work
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after what I've seen in msp, I'm hiring drunk angry irish to make my tunnels.
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