radio alarm saw – $250
work good contractor saw.
SKREEEEEEEEEEEE…..
“Honey, it’s too early. Just hit snooze, OK?”
*drowsily*”mmmmkay”
*arm reaches out from under the covers and…
Well, you can fill in the rest.
Thanks for the horror, Ron!
radio alarm saw – $250
work good contractor saw.
SKREEEEEEEEEEEE…..
“Honey, it’s too early. Just hit snooze, OK?”
*drowsily*”mmmmkay”
*arm reaches out from under the covers and…
Well, you can fill in the rest.
Thanks for the horror, Ron!
Isn’t this IF’s Strawberry Alarm Clock/horrorcore mashup band?
No, what you need is an ’80s band saw.
radio alarm I saw – $250
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work good, contractor saw I did.
or best offer, Yes, hmmm.
Contact Yoda you will.
There, fixed it!
I think I might get that. But first I’ll have to do some chores. I have to cut up that log out back with my BigCollumn Change saw. Then I gotta split it with my Bubbleheaded acks. then I’ll need to stack it with the rest of my Fir Word in my Word Shed.
Snrk!
*wakes up*
Huh? Whaa? Oh sorry, you caught me sawing logs. I should get me a radio alarm thingy.
I saw a good contractor work but I only heard a radio alarm.
My goal for August is to update the box 3 times per week. I’ll just set my radio alarm saw to help with that. Hammy, LL, meshybee, congratulations on being the last group in the box. Unless, you know, I get all busy and stuff again. Punchity Punch Punch.
Huh. Good thing I hit the snooze alarm on the saw.
Good Morning, Work Good Contractors!
[Corey]
What Spark’ is referring to is a “radial arm saw.”
The saw slides along an arm fixed to a central pivot. So the arm describes a radius, hence the name. In the trades, this type of saw has largely been replaced by the sliding chop/miter saw.
The ‘advantage’ a RAS has over a chop saw is that you can install dado blades in the former.
[/corey]
*blink. blink*
That’s just what I was going to say.
These are handy for wood-frame airplane construction. You take a stack of wood, cut it, and pilot in the clockpit. Maybe the radio alarm warns of mistles.
The only way this could be a better wake-up system is if it flew around the room.
So then, which system is better for the morning wood?
Radio alarm saw! Saw run, saw hide under bed! Bad radio! *hiss*
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