unglue wood

Nov 06, 2017 62 Replies

Looks plasticy. ;~)

Yes.

I know you're an idiot, too.

And here we see an even dumber variety of idiot.

I've come to realize that the reason that USENET is dead is that the only people left are old timers and a few characters whose only joy in life seems to be insulting strangers.

I agree. Bannon is about as dumb as they come.

I see you're illiterate, too. No surprise, really.

looks square to me - the screw is hitting the anvill about where it should -

Also looks rather unstable - unless the base is filled with some kind of high-tech gravity booster - - -

Sand. It works OK on flat ground, a little wobbly at that height on uneven ground, fine just about anywhere with one less 2' section.

The advantage of the PVC base is that it's flat, so it can be weighted down with just about anything you might have a job site, from a tool box to a cooler to a bucket of dirt.

I actually have a metal stand made from the original tripod base to which I added an adjustable metal pole. (It's actually a tent pole from when I was in the Boy Scouts about 5 decades ago.) With the tripod base, I can raise the light to well over 10' on flat ground. Unfortunately, you can't weight down the base because of the slanted legs.

It was just a fun little project.

I like an old tire/wheel assembly with a post welded into an old hub - about 30 lbs of balllast

Not quite as portable as either of mine.

;-)

I love people who can dish it but can't take it.

Yeah, I do. I laugh at them constantly. There are *so* many of them around, these days. I've had my share of laughs at your idiocy, too. Go ahead and plonk me. I could use yet another gut buster.

Yer not worth the increased storage in my score file. ;)

nb

They roll around a lot easier than yours - they just take more storage space - - - -

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