wngsprd
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David, congrats on selling it and contributing positively into the CL ethics universe. I'll miss the Sequoia, too, but at least there is still the Tundra.
snow line has gotten very close to me, just about ten miles away. But headed North and stopping by lunch.
Then I go get two 50 pound bags of potatoes out of the barn and spend the afternoon in the garage cutting them up.
Figured out how to get my Oontz speaker re-paired to my laptop, so I can take that out to the garage and hear tunes.
My sister was using Amazon's Echo at her house, yelling at the speaker to play this song, or that song. It worked most of the time too, but the speaker they give you is not as good as the Oontz.
I bought a cheap one and it sounds great, might try one of their better ones next.Which model Oontz Speaker do you have Drew? I致e looked at them to replace the iHome speaker I have had for about ten years. It doesn稚 have Bluetooth. In fact, the dock on it is the old style wide iPhone / iPad connector.
The prices on Amazon, for Oontz, run from about $10 to $150.
ThanksFYI for others-- those RotoZip bits will work in Dremel-like highspeed rotary tools. I have some of them that I use occasionally for free hand cutting in plastic electrical boxes.
Another "cool tool" is an oscillating tool. Perhaps more useful than a Rotozip. You can plunge cut in to materials with the blades, and also the blades are useful for making a lot of cuts in tight places.