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DeaconKC reacted to Bruette's post in the thread Running Bear's September 2026 Coffee Shop with
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DeaconKC reacted to Bruette's post in the thread Running Bear's September 2026 Coffee Shop with Like.
In due time you won't trade those memories for anyhting.
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DeaconKC reacted to Bruette's post in the thread Running Bear's September 2026 Coffee Shop with Like.
Your kitchen is deserving of a Michelin Star!
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DeaconKC reacted to Kusojiji's post in the thread Running Bear's September 2026 Coffee Shop with Like.
That's cool you can do that. Over here, it's illegal. I told my wife just bury my ashes in the yard, or in my weber, or toss me into the...
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DeaconKC reacted to Snowman's post in the thread Running Bear's September 2026 Coffee Shop with Like.
Almost as good.
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DeaconKC reacted to Snowman's post in the thread Running Bear's September 2026 Coffee Shop with Like.
Very interesting. As it happens my own proto-freelanced railroad runs right through that area, and the (fictional) western terminus of...
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On my road the ruling grade up Pi Hill is 3.14%, with 22" radius curves at each end! My Denver Zephyr has six passenger cars of various...
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Well...on my proto-freelanced railroad the ruling grade on the east side--a fictional class one road--is 3.3%. It's also based on the...
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Will take a look into that, thanks! @OleSmokey thanks for asking this question.
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I tried using a razor blade and it cuts that thin wire too. What i got came from a different forum. Use a Cigarette Lighter to burn the...
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I use a razor blade to strip the coating.
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Yup, mag wire begs for a solder pot. Little ones can be had ~$50 or so. Bar solder is the spendy part. Once you get one, you will find a...
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I'm pretty sure the information you want is on the board if you turn it over. I've installed a couple of these way back when, and the...
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Wow. I just looked at and compared the picture of your decoder and the one in the manual. I can't even figure out which is F1 and F0...
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In trying to paint the kitchen windows on my diners,, I had an interesting experience. The window design prevents you from getting a...
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