Sidekick's latest activity
-
Thats another funny one.... I've talked to people who say they "did the math" and they won't break even or pay off a solar system... -
:ROFLMAO: This is why I prefer a small Yamaha inverter generator to charge lithium storage cells...it's reliable. Solar panels have a...
-
Sidekick replied to the thread Need Recommendation For Air Compressor.YES. Mine isn't bad. I bought one of those quiet California Air Compressors for my woodworking shop several years ago and no real...
-
Sidekick reacted to Runs With Scissors's post in the thread Need Recommendation For Air Compressor with
Like.
Funny that you should bring this up. Last week I bought a 1/2 inch drive “Chi-Com” knock off impact cause it uses Dewalt batteries... -
Not really. Retailers are marking up prices regardless and calling it tariffs. Even if it was sourced pre-tariffs, they are saying it’s...
-
Ya know, sometimes you guys simply amaze me. There is so much diversity of knowledge in here at times it is mind boggling. The Golf Cart...
-
On the other hand, a Solar Generator might be the ticket for you. It is portable, it can charge with AC, it can charge with the car and...
-
Sidekick reacted to Runs With Scissors's post in the thread Good luck to all the “deer hunters” out there……Caution lots of "gruesome carnage" pics... with Like.
As Ted Nugent would so eloquently say……”Whack’em and stack’em” my friends. (y) Last week my wife unfortunately "filled her tag” using...
-
Sidekick replied to the thread Smart guys, SOLAR.This was my first cart that I built to play with solar that has run the lights in my shop for over a year. Also ran fridge, freezers...
-
Sidekick replied to the thread must-have workshop features.An old fridge to keep things like welding helmets and rods bug free and dry . Nothing like a big old spider crawling around your helmet...
-
Floor space, floor space, floor space.
-
Five minutes freezer to plate and a great gameday snack.
-
Sidekick replied to the thread Smart guys, SOLAR.Depends on how much power you want, how much you want to spend, and how reliable you want it. I'm playing with 10-550 watt bifacial...
-
There's probably a few here who remember when calculators were first introduced. If you didn't know what you were doing they helped get...
-
I bent some of the 3 mm steel sheet that was left over from the loader bucket today to enclose 3 sides of the ballast box. I laid three...