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I've always been comfortable around table saws. Probably because, as I've mentioned before I'm sure, one of our neighbors had a missing finger tip, and as a little kid, I asked him what happened to it. He showed me how he zipped it off on a saw. I was shocked!
So I've always kept that in the back of my mind around power saws. Gotta respect them.
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SWAG or FACT?
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There was a pinto engine conversion back in the day that fit without modifications or at least significant mods.
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Similar latitude probably had something to do with it...
I've always found many similarities with the mountains of Austria and the Olympic Northwest...
Similar latitude probably had something to do with it...
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The wall is also less for the wear, when expansion and contraction is taken into consideration vs a striaght wall.
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As long as larger livestock doesn't get near it, get a cow or horse leaning on it for the greener grass on the other side, one side would have some compression strength but absolutely no strength from the other direction.
So, I assume we all know the reason Great Britain is so much warmer than northern Alberta is because of the gulf stream. Essentially, waters warmed in the Gulf of Mexico, dragged up the east coast of USA and across the pond to heat England and Europe. I believe this is why Rome is also warmer than northern Nebraska, despite similar latitudes.
But is there a similar current in the Pacific, that keeps our own northwest coast warmer than would be expected for its latitude? Seattle is way north of Buffalo, but we all know which is colder.