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Got a couple project saws in the living room.I can watch tv,listen to the radio,and work in a/c all while doin somethin I love to do.People look at my saws in the living room floor and kinda turn their noses up.Its my house,ill do what i want.I am embarressed with my bathroom sink,ive absolutely ruined it with carb cleaner
 
Nothing wrong with that. I used to have a bicycle shop and did the same thing, bring "homework" home so I could sit on the floor in the evening and watch TV and work on stuff.

The sunday paper was the best for that action, plenty of sections to spread out.
 
No one here will look down on you bud. Heck I have 075 scattered all over my kitchen. It is kinda neatly stacked in the corner but still...:msp_biggrin:
 
:redface:Just say its way better then doing meth or crack, or listening to Rap crap:msp_angry: , thank the Gawds for the two stroke one man powersaw:msp_wub:


Cary
 
i know what you mean i think they are the strange ones for not haveing saws in the house :haha:
 
I built my sport bike back in the '70's (port/polish,dropped big bore kit liners in the oven, rebuilt everything) in my 6th fl apartment.

Used the kitchen, dining rm table, bathtub
Never heard peep 'til I started it on the balcony (open header), then rode it down the long hallway to the elevator.

When the door opened the maint man was inside coming to get me, stunned.

You can always get the sink refinished - looks nice

You might want to be more selective about who you let in - not everyone's honest these days, just sayin'


luck,greg
 
Just today we brought home a "new to us" 10 foot long dining room table. I have already been informed that I am not to put anything on it. And just think how many saws and part that puppy could hold...
 
Well you could do worse like collecting teaspoons i have around 10 or so saws in the house in the kitchen and loungeroom if the girls dont like it they can bugger off this is my joint.

McBob.
 
The folks who would look down upon this kind of activity would probably be of the sort that judge similarly towards keeping ready firearms around.

And beyond that, there's no better tool in the world of construction. As long as you know where your nails are, 10 second windows are great.
 
Last winter I put my Jonsered 830 together on the dining room table. (no heat in the garage) My wife posted on facebook: I have an 'engine' on the table. I told her that engine was a chainsaw and it will be used to cut firewood. I do put 'training paper' under them!
 
Last winter I put my Jonsered 830 together on the dining room table. (no heat in the garage) My wife posted on facebook: I have an 'engine' on the table. I told her that engine was a chainsaw and it will be used to cut firewood. I do put 'training paper' under them!

Years ago I'd rebuild my sportbike in the living room, every winter. Wouldn't run it in there after the rebuild (my sisters' house... ), but she was tolerant ;-)

A couple of years ago the snowblower gas tank froze up with water in it, couldn't get it out... off to the stainless steel kitchen sink we go ;-)

More recently I've had my old Jonsereds 36 in here.... little bastard still won't run ..... bought a new one with warranty instead !
 
The folks who would look down upon this kind of activity would probably be of the sort that judge similarly towards keeping ready firearms around.

And beyond that, there's no better tool in the world of construction. As long as you know where your nails are, 10 second windows are great.

Amen!
Hondo said it best "Keep it high. Keep it loaded."

Got mad at the previous builder on my house last year and took my husky to his work. I didn't care about the nails. That crap CAME DOWN!!!!
 
Got a couple project saws in the living room.I can watch tv,listen to the radio,and work in a/c all while doin somethin I love to do.People look at my saws in the living room floor and kinda turn their noses up.Its my house,ill do what i want.I am embarressed with my bathroom sink,ive absolutely ruined it with carb cleaner

well don't feel bad,, the guys on here will tell you i have built and cleaned up many saws on the kitchen table,, since i have heat and air in the shop i don't have to do that any more,, least the wife is happier now:biggrin::biggrin:
 
Just today we brought home a "new to us" 10 foot long dining room table. I have already been informed that I am not to put anything on it. And just think how many saws and part that puppy could hold...

Someone needs to understand "anything" would/could include money and/or dinner.

Like the dumbass from Warren Michigan would tell her. "I don't take no orders from women, I tell em to shut up"
 
I used to work on race car parts on the kitchen table at my parents house when i was younger. Mom didn't mind much, my uncle built a motorcycle in the kitchen when they were growing up. I dont have a good place in my house now where my dogs wont eat or misplace something on me.

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Only concern I can think of is the gas fumes seeing as saws run on gas. Which arent really the best thing to have inside the house.
 

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