Old Technology

[justascout]

Originally Posted by pipestone

Marriage covenant between a Man and a Women



.... before God, inter twine in a three fold cord for all of life.







The man bringing in the dough by the sweat of his brow,

The woman cooking the bacon and beans, taking care of the kids, the house, the bills, and the undefiled bed to enjoy at the end of the day for the two





"Sweet"









pipestone

Yep. Doesn’t happen anymore. Especially the undefiled part. Ask my soon to be ex.


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[crankythunder]

Originally Posted by M2HB

In simple projects it is easier to do them the old fashioned way.

For complex projects there is nothing like a good CAD program. Once set up they are a thing of beauty.

I feel your pain because I don’t have the patience to deal with a lot of the new technology.

Get your CAD program to hammer a nail in a 2x4.

that is the best similarity that I can come up with, takes two hours do fix somebody's misspelling with all the computer programs we have running.

Biggest problems is all these new first names reaching the professional level, I mean, who names their kid "Breshendazailia" which is spelled correctly, I double checked it. I am sure that Breshendazailia is suitably proud of her unique first name, I just hope that she is a she so that the "Ms" is correct.

[comfisherman]

Originally Posted by crankythunder

Get your CAD program to hammer a nail in a 2x4.


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No sadly it cannot, but as someone who uses router tables for both wood forms as well as for aluminum. The table requires way less maintenance and calls in sick roughly 01% as often as the laborer position it replaced. In a perfect world I'd pay a skilled craftsman to do the work and take a plate off my overflowing table. But they came with baby mama issues, drinking problems, chronic truck breakdowns, etc....

My router table has never been 3 hrs late cause its ex slashed his tires because he slept with her sister.....

As for the naming, parents really don't understand how handicapping names can be.

My commercial fishing permits are in a public database, as such each one will garner 3-5 cold call resumes. Trust me when I say the only legislations I'd go back in time to convince the founding fathers to change would be a clause letting stupid people name and spell their children's names....

[HectorFuego]

I just finished sharpening several knives by hand on water stones. Does that count?

Hector

[Rosscoe]

Originally Posted by HectorFuego

I just finished sharpening several knives by hand on water stones. Does that count?

Hector

The stones must have been whet.

[mdew]

A tape measure not a phone App.

[tickridger]

Originally Posted by crankythunder

Get your CAD program to hammer a nail in a 2x4.

Well cranky I don't need my CAD program to nail a 2x4 now since who can afford one. Take a stroll through Lowes and look at the prices.


John

[comfisherman]

Were approaching 4x price increase in 15 months

[tickridger]

Arrrrgh and I have a garage to build.

John

[wmrike]

Vernier calipers. A beam type torque wrench might slow them down. Recalibrating their clicker torque wrench would, well, they'd just have to buy a new one.

Tools, basically. They could name them, but would be stumped as to how to use them or for what.

[sabel]

Right now my CAD system has reverted back to a Vemco Track Master.

[timothysmith]

I use to play games on the computer but with an older version of Windows XP which is very slow. But now I heard about Raspberry Pi version 3 which enhances the efficiency of your PCs and for more details, you can also visit https://handtoolsforfun.com/best-pow...raspberry-pi-3 to get more informed about the technology.

[Al the Infidel]

Originally Posted by rosscoe

The stones must have been whet.

Mine's waaay smaller than my grandfather's but could still do a hatchet in a pinch.

[Vee3]

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[tickridger]

Must be only half there. Where is the keyboard? (supposed mlllennial response)

John