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bentech wrote:nice stairs,

therms, ie thermometers
you can put them left right and center and really get an idea what your grills doing with the top down...
Thank you, ben...I appreciate that!

Ah, therms. I did assume it had something to do with a measure of temperature...but... :winky:

I have a double probe digital thermometer now. In fact, I strung one of the probes into the top of the oven thermocouple that resides there now and will likely keep it there until I can find a retrofit built-in digital temperature gage.

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ripper5 wrote:@ WHAB: Here's mine. That's a "Plenty vape I'm holding. I had a Storz & Buckle Crafty too, but it was too fragile for me. :smoke: :volcano:
Nice machine, ripper!

You'll have to excuse me, what is a "Plenty vape"? I'm pretty sure I can find out what a "Storz & Buckle Crafty" is but, I'm not so sure with a rather general term "Plenty vape" :winky:

Let'r Rip, Ripper! :grin:

I've had Volcano on my mind ever since you mentioned yours!

Here's to ya, brother! :volcano:

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ripper5 wrote:@ WHAB: Here's mine. That's a "Plenty vape I'm holding. I had a Storz & Buckle Crafty too, but it was too fragile for me. :smoke: :volcano:
Ah...I found it!

https://craftyplus.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Nice, man!

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Yeah I think Lrus has one. It worked great! It just has fragile parts. :frown:
The volcano bag method assures consistency of quality vape better than any manually dependant whip type vaporizer in my experience.

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Plus once the bag is full of vapor...you can go places with it portable so long as you don't need to hide it lol

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WhiteHotAfterburner wrote:
ripper5 wrote:@ WHAB: Here's mine. That's a "Plenty vape I'm holding. I had a Storz & Buckle Crafty too, but it was too fragile for me. :smoke: :volcano:
Nice machine, ripper!

You'll have to excuse me, what is a "Plenty vape"? I'm pretty sure I can find out what a "Storz & Buckle Crafty" is but, I'm not so sure with a rather general term "Plenty vape" :winky:

Let'r Rip, Ripper! :grin:

I've had Volcano on my mind ever since you mentioned yours!

Here's to ya, brother! :volcano:





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ripper5 wrote:Yeah I think Lrus has one. It worked great! It just has fragile parts. :frown:
The volcano bag method assures consistency of quality vape better than any manually dependant whip type vaporizer in my experience.
I hear ya. I hope our friend Lrus is getting the best out of it!

Mine came with a whip. I don't remember ever using it. I do prefer a bag. :tup:

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ripper5 wrote:Plus once the bag is full of vapor...you can go places with it portable so long as you don't need to hide it lol
Yeah, there is that...

Unless you disguise it like a party balloon! Paint it up with a Happy, Happy :roflmao:

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ripper5 wrote:
WhiteHotAfterburner wrote:
ripper5 wrote:@ WHAB: Here's mine. That's a "Plenty vape I'm holding. I had a Storz & Buckle Crafty too, but it was too fragile for me. :smoke: :volcano:
Nice machine, ripper!

You'll have to excuse me, what is a "Plenty vape"? I'm pretty sure I can find out what a "Storz & Buckle Crafty" is but, I'm not so sure with a rather general term "Plenty vape" :winky:

Let'r Rip, Ripper! :grin:

I've had Volcano on my mind ever since you mentioned yours!

Here's to ya, brother! :volcano:

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https://images.app.goo.gl/Xud7uruRQqkLtQAp6" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
That's interesting! Nice looking anyway!

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Well, an 8 foot wide ceiling isn't going to work. With that piece of original 1924 tongue and groove flooring as my 8'4" piece, I nailed it on both sides (and, Yeah, Butcher Bob, nails like Oak :grin:), the ceiling would be under 6 feet. It's not perfectly level, although it looks pretty close by eye. I'll put the ceiling as high as I can, even if I have to pick up the angle rafters before I get to my width (unknown at this point).

From about the center...
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Then left of center...
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Right of center.
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Where it lands on my previous mark.
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BUT, what's even weirder? The rafters join on top with the vertical support which also meets the vertical support at the bottom chord, right?...

This is where they meet at the peak...
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This is where the vertical support meets at the bottom chord...
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Look where those rafters start out...

This first image below, that rafter at the pink insulation? That's the rafter that joins at the peak with that bottom chord to the left of it. That rafter starts out like 10 inches South of the bottom chord.
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This is the opposite side, same condition. That rafter starts out 10 inches South of where they meet at the top, which translates to the bottom chord by that single vertical piece.
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WHAT?!?!

And, then, I was completely wrong about those trusses.

They're original.
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There's no way those two octogenarians stripped off all FOUR layers of roofing, including the Shakes and the strapping they're attached to, built the trusses back in place and put FOUR layers of roofing back on including Cedar Shakes and its strapping!!!

What the hell was I thinking?!?! :roflmao: :roflmao: :roflmao:

That other stuff is weird, that right there is down right :roflmao:

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