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I've seen homes twice that age that don't have spaling bricks, but the majority of my brick knowledge is on refractory brick, not architectural brick. My gut tells me to walk away .

Maybe something is up with the tip? At first I was having a hard time holding the torch square to the work piece but I had some guidance from my buddy. Gonna cut the top off of a Budweiser keg on Monday. :D

Nice looking unit. Styled just like the Tweco. I found mine worked better at 90 psi, rather than the 65-70 they recommend.

:D http://www.the-philosopher.co.uk/butter.htm

Tested my Christmas gift; A Lotos LTP5000D plasma cutter. Works well. It was on the Lightning Deals and the wife said, "Hey, do you want a plasma cutter for Christmas?" :cool: Did dual shield with my buddies Tweco 181i too. Jeep CO2 bottle came in handy. Man, I'm hooked! Really nice beads...

You ARE a butterfly, aren't you? ;)

Xo winning is expensive, huh? :)

There are places that specialize in older garage door parts.

Yes it is.

Rhodes Scholar caliber, no doubt. :cool:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wavpWRK6IX8

DOn't eat the snow! :eek:

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He worked? ;)

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One of those under the sink deals? 160 is drinking temp for me. 205 is steeping/brewing temp. Maybe 165 is ok for cocoa or instant drinks?

You'll have half or less output if you do, Provided the load isn't too heavy you should be ok. Oh, and what Chris said. Maybe get a wiring book?

I've heard of group rates for that. Four bodies buried deep in the same hole. :D

Nothing is free, apparently............;)

AT & T;s logo looks quite a bit like The Death Star, doesn't it? They screwed me for the last time about ten years ago. :eek: