When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
Had a detached retina in my dominate eye so it took me awhile to make that first etching line (nervous), once you etch a mark on glass there is no going back. Getting back into etching during the lock-down but started my truck window earlier, just finishing the etching now, filling in mostly.
Bought a new mattress and adjustable frame the other week. The controller for the adjustable frame is wired, and the weight of the wire kept pulling the controller off my night stand, was getting rather annoying. I noticed that there were two little recesses on the side of the controller like it was designed with a clip in mind. Searched and couldn't find a ready made one to purchase. So some measuring, CAD work, and a 2 hour print later, I got my clip
Then decided to do something about the blinds opening rod behind the bed. At night with the fan blowing, it would swing and tap against the wall, drove my wife and I crazy... I just took the rod off for the longest time. Today I finally decided to remedy the problem though, with a simple little clip that holds it up against the wall.
Lock down was terrible for some, but worked out fantastic for me because I had been gathering up interior restoration items for the K5, so when lockdown came, I piled into it and fully restored the whole interior including custom made Blue Highlander seat covers and fully restored Parchment seat belts - both of which cost me a war pension to have redone, but dang what a great result! Been driving the stew out of it since
But after work today, the wife and I took the ATV's out to check out how much the trail, creek, and pond behind our house has been flooding with the recent rains.
Oh YEAH. Now thats a quad in the mud!!
used to race 3 wheelers. Lived to tell about it too.
Lol yeah I'm not too particularly fond of water crossing, being that this Yamaha is just 2wd and no raised intake. But I had went through it 3 or 4 times already and it goes pretty good, so long that I could keep the rear end down to get some traction. I'm small and light, and the Bruin only being a small 350, it's pretty light, so the rear likes to try and float lol
getting braver with meals cooking. Homemade Poor Man's chicken parm. Frozen Fazoli's pasta sauce from a catering event, leftover spaghetti from last night's dish, chicken breasteses deep-fried in carbquik, in two slices of provolone melted in for good measure. winner winner chicken dinner... Literally 😋
