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I hear you. I spend most of my time in the garage with a Hisense 42” tv and a pair of Jeff Bagby kit speakers I built like 10 years ago. Still love those speakers and despair at the fact he passed, but also that meniscus audio closed their doors so all his work for the DIY community is kinda...

Spartan.

Motor structure looks a lot like the Mach 5 Audio 30” that’s been out for awhile.

Apply and interviewing for new jobs is tough. Who knew they kept track of all those felonies

lol. That's always the most annoying thing when upgrading. Everything down stream/upstream has to be able to keep up.

What size UPS and 15 or 20 amp circuit?

Dedicated circuit?

Thanks! Yea I researched a bunch of the different standing desk options, but kept coming back to the uplift desks. The fact that they fixed the issue with their 4 leg design put me over the edge. The 4 leg had the weight rating I was looking for, but the wobble was a concern. Seeing that they...

Yea VRR on the LG C1 in the basement connected to the PS5 has been a lot of fun. Plus now that I've been using an OLED for computer stuff, those inky blacks without any bloom or dimming around the cursor look too good to go back now. Ghosting be damned.

Well the previous monitor in the other pic is a 55" LG OLED B7A lol. This is a 42" LG OLED C2. Downsized a little since the 55 was a little overwhelming for the seating distance and since this is a newer model I gain 4K 120Hz. The B7A could only do 120Hz at 1080P. I didn't need the super high...

Out with old in with the new

Honestly, I don’t know why he does the things he does lol. He had a sawmill, was milling a TON of lumber to build his own house. That was like 4 years ago. He has a bunch of huge beams sitting out in his front yard and other random boards he milled. Then he sold his sawmill and ordered a bigger...

It’s like 63” x 43” (at it’s narrowest point 46” at the widest) x 29.25 high

The table? White oak, walnut legs, white oak feet. Still have it. Everything is for sale.

I think it's just plain sawn. It is white oak. My cousin milled it and I doubt he would go through the effort to do rift sawn or even quarter sawn.

This was a dining room table I did rubio on. 3 years of daily use, dropped silverware, wet glasses, red wine spills (among many other liquids and solids), plates, and anything else you can subject a dining room table to. I never felt the need to do an actual recoat during that time, however...

I only hit it with the 800 to knock down the raised grain. No other reason than I have a full box of it and don't use it that often. I mean, tung oil has held up pretty well on the cutting boards I use every day and the wood whisperer did a little comparison showing how water resistant a finish...

Not actually selling I suppose. Just pulling a Walter and checking to see if any of the imports from the city need a work desk.

Idk If I'm excellent. The other Alex does some great stuff. Most of my things are just big rectangles :D