But shit sleeps very well, just lays there, doesnt move.....
Slept like shit. Booo
The Propain stuff is coming soon, kinda keepin' an eye on it.Though i had a large DH supreme 297 frame in the bag yesterday but the dude from commencal called back and said "psyche!"
Back on the hunt for a mullet frame
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That reminds me that I need to add a set to my backpacking kit.Earplugs. Gotta have em if you are crashing for the night in a freeway rest area. Lots of semis coming in and idling all night. I was out cold.
I prefer the walmart parking lots for transient nights since there are cameras, great lighting, roving security and much less noise than anywhere near the highways or interstates. Truck stops come in second if I roll in early enough or there are open spots.Earplugs. Gotta have em if you are crashing for the night in a freeway rest area. Lots of semis coming in and idling all night. I was out cold.
Walmarts, as a whole, are not a bad place to spend the night, though it entirely depends on where. There are places with transient populations that more or less live there, like Kalispell, MT or Grand Prairie, AB. Those were sketchy as FUCK.I prefer the walmart parking lots for transient nights since there are cameras, great lighting, roving security and much less noise than anywhere near the highways or interstates. Truck stops come in second if I roll in early enough or there are open spots.
Last two times I stayed over in rest areas I had issues.
There is a huge difference in sound proofing and insulation from my toyhauler to the current coach. I could hear convos and camp fires on the other end of a quiet RV park when sleeping in the toyhauler verses not hearing a thing parked between two reefer trailers in a truck stop.Walmarts, as a whole, are not a bad place to spend the night, though it entirely depends on where. There are places with transient populations that more or less live there, like Kalispell, MT or Grand Prairie, AB. Those were sketchy as FUCK.
Rest stops were okay too for the most part. Got a knife pulled on me outside of Portland, but nothing to speak of otherwise.
I think our best nights were outside of Cracker Barrel and Cabelas. They tend to get super quiet at night and don't have people lingering.
But yea, earplugs are a must, though God forbid you get caught in the reverberations from two running trucks.
i can nap anywhere....but never for long...Earplugs. Gotta have em if you are crashing for the night in a freeway rest area. Lots of semis coming in and idling all night. I was out cold.
The large is a big beastie, I'm on the large mullet at 6'2"Not sure what I am going to do today, cough is still buggin yo.
Though i had a large DH supreme 297 frame in the bag yesterday but the dude from commencal called back and said "psyche!"
Back on the hunt for a mullet frame
Did you critique his choice of stabbing implement?Rest stops were okay too for the most part. Got a knife pulled on me outside of Portland, but nothing to speak of otherwise.
I am 6'1" but with long ass arms and legsThe large is a big beastie, I'm on the large mullet at 6'2"
Did you critique his choice of stabbing implement?
Call frankNot sure what I am going to do today, cough is still buggin yo.
Though i had a large DH supreme 297 frame in the bag yesterday but the dude from commencal called back and said "psyche!"
Back on the hunt for a mullet frame
Dunno how big you want, but if Kreg or Festool are smaller than you'd like you could build your own using: https://www.woodpeck.com/hole-boring-jig-2019.htmlHave a million things I need to do today, currently chilling in the couch with the Minion watching Dinos, will maybe be productive later, maybe.
Any of you woodworking Monkeys have a Kreg ACS? Debating that or a Festool MFT at the moment, or just piece something similar together out of 8020. Need a better way to process sheet goods, and a big ass table saw with slider isn’t in the cards at the moment
Paint that nerdmobile neonPaid 450 for this complete minus cables and a cassette, which I have in a box. Neat.
I've been using the Makita track saw quite successfully. I have a 6' track, which is long enough for just about everything. You can get an 8' track if need too.Have a million things I need to do today, currently chilling in the couch with the Minion watching Dinos, will maybe be productive later, maybe.
Any of you woodworking Monkeys have a Kreg ACS? Debating that or a Festool MFT at the moment, or just piece something similar together out of 8020. Need a better way to process sheet goods, and a big ass table saw with slider isn’t in the cards at the moment