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especially when they have $40 worth of material

I'm sure yours will be way cooler and definitely cheaper...that thing is pretty basic. No way I'd pay $800 for that table...I wouldn't even pay $100 for that...I'd make my own for less than $40 and I'd get the satisfaction of welding it up myself...

expertly "wielded"...

crazy cool, but the passenger best not let their arms dangle to close to the tire....

2 angle grinders from harbor freight for $20 each, let's see how long they last...

chevy chase eat your heart out...

aside from the dorsal fin, looks just like a tuna

The one thing this needs is a huge pair of bull balls hanging from the rear license plate...

Strange store....produce and millenials along the aisles, and welding helmets on the back wall...wtf?

I just let my normal starter sit for 2 days on the counter without feeding it...it goes dormant after a while, and gets quite sour without refrigeration. Just feed again to activate it or use it as is. From that point on, the starter is sour.

I saw that dude....I saw that that at whole foods the other day (making a delivery not shopping), and "they" were gently stroking each avocado and stacking them on the display in a orderly fashion while other shoppers gave "them" a wide berth...strangest thing I ever saw....almost.

modern packaging just plain sucks, give me a sandwich baggie...

meanwell HLG-150H-42B has a closer match to the strip voltage than the driver you posted. https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/MEAN-WELL/HLG-150H-42B?qs=3IPTn0w/0t8KEft8Hu6alw==

Better than a human, that's for sure...

Maybe not the university staff that approved the artwork, but you can bet the artist thought about UNT on coffee cups and got a chuckle...

I was float tubing a lake near the cali-nevada border one summer, when I heard a motor roar off in the distance. Over the next 5 minutes, a restored mustang made it way to right over me...it was throttling straight up until the motor could no longer pull the plane up, then it went into a dive...

I really like pugs, but this pic reminds me that pulp fiction scene... "Bring out the Gimp..."

Carnitas!!!!!!!!

electric furnace (like a kerr electromelt but a knockoff is cheaper) is the ticket....you can use a torch, but your torch size will limit the amount you can effectively melt at 1 time, and you really need an oxy-fuel torch if you don't want to spend a lot of time waiting for the metal to melt...

I taper the end over maybe 1/2 inch with a xacto knife, form a loop to make a smooth taper against the main line, tightly wind the tapered section plus an inch with thread, then coat that with thinned contact cement (thinned so that the cement soaks through the thread), then coat that 2x with...