I'm going to have to try those!Anyone eat these? Got a few bags on BOGO sale for $1.40 each. Dig this flavor. Gonna clear the shelves if I catch that sale again.
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This has been my go to.
So good!

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I'm going to have to try those!Anyone eat these? Got a few bags on BOGO sale for $1.40 each. Dig this flavor. Gonna clear the shelves if I catch that sale again.
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Had no idea there were more wasabi pea products out there. Will definitely try these. My local Target has a sriracha flavor too.I'm going to have to try those!
This has been my go to.
So good!
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Back in college I took a Japanese woodworking class with a professor named Toshio Odate that was absolutely killer. It was more of lecture/demo based course than a hands on course but his collection of Japanese handsaws was incredible. I’d those carving knives are anything like his saws you should treasure them. I’m pretty sure @afoaf knows a bit about these…Back to the knives. I inherited these Japanese carving knives from my Grandma. Nothing comes close to their sharpness. I bought a Stanley chisel made in England because I was told they were the best and it's good but does not compare. They are really easy to sharpen too. I should take better care of them.
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Were snacks provided?Back in college I took a Japanese woodworking class with a professor named Toshio Odate that was absolutely killer. It was more of lecture/demo based course
I’ve seen it in person!On a more serious note @$kully , have you ever seen any of those videos of Japanese wood planes. They dial these things in so precisely they remove a perfect slice so thin you can see through it. Wild stuff.
That's kind of mind blowing, but I gotta ask, "What species of wood is that?" I was thinking paulownia which is a bit harder than balsa, but they do show all those examples of building framing so maybe not. In any case that's amazing to watch.On a more serious note @$kully , have you ever seen any of those videos of Japanese wood planes. They dial these things in so precisely they remove a perfect slice so thin you can see through it. Wild stuff.
I'm curious how many passes on the same board can they make? They're taking off practically nothing with each pass.That's kind of mind blowing, but I gotta ask, "What species of wood is that?" I was thinking paulownia which is a bit harder than balsa, but they do show all those examples of building framing so maybe not. In any case that's amazing to watch.
hinoki would be my guessThat's kind of mind blowing, but I gotta ask, "What species of wood is that?" I was thinking paulownia which is a bit harder than balsa, but they do show all those examples of building framing so maybe not. In any case that's amazing to watch.
Unfortunately not.Were snacks provided?
Figured this would be a good place to ask this question: What is the most super-adhesive waterproof tape available? I'm talking about the type of adhesive that has a multiple-page manual of safety warnings, should probably require a waiver signed in front of a Notary Public, that you must have complete silence, gloves, and protective eyewear to apply it .... the kind of tape you could use to bind a rabid raccoon to a bedpost and sleep soundly overnight.
I have a crack in the boot of my waders at a flex point, all my attempts to keep it sealed have failed, and stripers are a-runnin'.
What do you use for?
You'd think these would have been invented 50 years ago.Love WAGO. We use them all the time at work.
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Always grab these sample bags at trade shows for home use.
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That is fkn sick! Can you buy online?Love WAGO. We use them all the time at work.
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Always grab these sample bags at trade shows for home use.
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