Mine just went up a bunch after final inspection the barn. What's a bummer is they have been charging me based on what the home worth prior to it being foreclosed on(previous loans, I paid 25% of that. I feel it's a big rip-off, although it's much better than most.
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Shoot, I'm still rocking out my pops old skill saw, and I have a really nice makita worm drive. (It's heavy as sin) I'll cry when the skill saw is shot. Pretty sure it the last of the made in USA models.Mine just went up a bunch after final inspection the barn. What's a bummer is they have been charging me based on what the home worth prior to it being foreclosed on(previous loans, I paid 25% of that. I feel it's a big rip-off, although it's much better than most.
Our forefathers would be astonished that we weren't tossing some leaders in the river...
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I used the aluminum one when i built my 25' trailer, it worked well, but i went thru two cheap circular saws cutting it. I've seen the actual circular saws (the ones designed for cutting steel) with the steel blade in them on Craigslist, just couldn't pay the price at the time. The blade I just snagged up is the 70 tooth, should work great for making clean cuts on those panels.
The really nice thing is they don't shower your work with a bunch of super hot sparks like a standard grinding type blade does, those put a bunch of burn marks on paint.
I was able to make a bit more progress in the barn this morning before work, one small piece of osb and then some organizing. Hopefully this weekend I can get all three panels cut. I also have some used red roofing steel I may use in the welding area, the blade will be nice for that too.
Those boards look great
What torch tip did you use.
could be a lot of things, but I'd say it's kinda normal for the blade to wander a little even under ideal conditions. I've been using a lot of rough cut recently and usually it has some sort of small variations in thickness. Doesn't seem to matter if it's my cousin running his Hudson or my logging buddies guy that has the big timber king mill.
If my wife would pack up and move to Alaska with me tomorrow, you could have the 4 year supply of sugar maple I got stacked in the pasture.
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Death Star!!!
A lifelong close friend of mine incorporated and based his consulting business in TN for tax reasons... that includes business, personal and property/school taxes. Eventually he landed in GA near Atlanta. This as one of his big clients offered him a lot more money and a comprehensive benefit package to join them as an employee. In GA he has a finely appointed home with about 10,000 sq. ft. of finished space... When he built the house about 16 years ago he included a suite for his mother who had Parkinson's. He also put her on the deed. Doing that eliminated the need to pay school taxes and school bond taxes as she was over age 62. After she passed he paid school taxes for 4-5 years and then when he turned 62 he himself was exempt. The property taxes are trivial compared to NY and the income taxes comparatively low. His place is legitimately worth a couple million in the GA market... cheap compared to here. In my community there is is a mid-century home, on an equally desirable and sized lot, but it's got about half the finished space. Zillow reports the taxes on the local house are $31,000... My friend told me his taxes were a bit under $4,000 in 2023. Based on my friend's experiences I'd think TN and GA are worth consideration...
It's been my nemesis for the past couple years and has been really bad the past 8-9 months...
Ya it’s pretty muddy here right now . Months of drought and when I need to work snow and rain . But we need the water
Now that is what I call cheap living compared to friggin Taxachusetts where we get screwed over on everything. We were in Branson last Summer. I liked that area around there.
Today, no. Before the Dan Campbell era, yes.Would you change your username to grizzlyfan
Real estate taxes are another scam as are the assessors.
