I haven’t no, most mine get smoked if it’s freshwater caught. Saltwater fish gets sliced and served on the boat as sashimi immediately and the left overs are fresh baked or smoked/ oven style cooked on the traeger. Got a batch of these coho on the little chief smoker right now sweet and spicy and saved back one fillet for the traeger with dinner tonight
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Practicing staining with motor oil and old diesel mix at 50/50 on Mom’s utility trailer. It needed it badly. Done two coats so far and the wood has sucked it up both times. Underside still looks good but topside has seen better days. Should get another decade out of it I think. I’m thinking I can go 75/25 oil/diesel in my climate, 50/50 is awful runny. I think it’s so thin because it’s mostly old 5w20 and 5w30 in the drum, and some ATF.
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One day a father gets out of work and on his way home he suddenly remembers that it’s his daughter’s birthday.
He pulls over to a Toy Shop and asks the sales person, ‘How much for one of those Barbie’s in the display window?’
The salesperson answers, 'Which one do you mean, sir?
‘We have - Work Out Barbie, Shopping Barbie, Beach Barbie, Disco Barbie, Ballerina Barbie, Astronaut Barbie and Skater Barbie, all of which cost $19.95 each.
And we also have Divorced Barbie, for $265.95’.
The amazed father asks:
‘It’s what?! Why is the Divorced Barbie $265.95 and the others only $19.95?’
The annoyed salesperson rolls her eyes, sighs and answers:
‘Sir… Divorced Barbie comes with: Ken’s Car, Ken’s House, Ken’s Boat, Ken’s Furniture, Ken’s Computer, one of Ken’s Friends, and a key chain with Ken’s balls on it’.
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I working on a millermatic wire feed motor circuit motor control, Well I found a 0–90 volt DC controller, and I tested the motor at 12 volts, seem to have good power just turning slow, What I need is some know how on how the motors are stopped when let go of mig gun trigger- the wire keeps moving from the momentom, HAS anyone here know how the motor stops in its tracks, via motor short ?? or mechanical clutch brake.
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Close to where i live, about 3 miles, the local skiing and mountainbiking club charcoaling a “mound” every year.
This year a big forest company held a meeting for forest owners at the place, and i and a friend was invited to make a classic chainsaw display this Wednesday.
A nice afternoon with sawing, talking chainsaws, and woodgas, eating kolbullar (charcoal-buns) and some wood fuel followed me home 
The charcoal mound is on it’s last hours, it has compacted really well.
The charcoaling smoke smells wonderful (wife doesn’t agree when i came home)
Our chainsaw display, and a nice alder tree to demonstrate on. We bring 49 oldies to show.
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I was about to go haul another load of wood, but rain started to drizzle. Wife’s complaining it’s getting a little chilly indoors - so I decided to get the first burn since April going.
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Here it is non stop. Every three days I have to light the Atmos. To cheap to use my solar kWh Choose to send them into the grid for use in the wintertime. That means hauling wood and lighting the boiler, even during the hot summer days.
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Joep, we had negative prices quite often this summer. That’s when the electric water heater was running full blast 
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Yes, here also, but still €0,17 tax to pay. We didnt see minus 17 to get to zero free energy.
You system is coming this way btw but not before 2027.
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Hurricane came and went.
Tree fell over, thank God it fell in the opposite direction but IT LANDED RIGHT ON MY BARELY USED CHIPPER.
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Oef. That is a big one. Good that nobody is hurt. To bad for your chipper, but that is only material.
Lots of wood 
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I think if I come into any more wood I’ll start turning into wood.
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It is a sign from god you need a much larger chipper… Just saying. 
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Maybe if a money tree lands on me I’ll be able to buy one 
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Understandable, my wood chipper right now is me trying to swing machetes around like nunchucks. And thankfully I don’t have a real machete. 
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Yup - and they can stay on until the Christmas bath 
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We would normally have had a killing frost by now but we are still in Summer. 70’sF in the daytime and 50’s at night. I’d actually prefer it cooler. Garden is done anyway and wood gathering is best done in the 50’sF.
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Still, that oak is mighty fine firewood. In my neck of the woods, most tree species are in the 450 to 640 kg/m3 range. The only tree that approaches oak’s 750 is the aromo at 720. Not common on my land and a real bear to split as it is stringy and gnarly. That trunk could make some fine lumber too.
I always hated taking down large trees. It was always easier for me if mother nature made the decision.
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Day 2 of no power, generator is now on and powering my fridges and freezer. Still don’t have an Interlock Kit.
We got all the Ryobi and Greenworks batteries charged before the storm and we have inverters that use those batteries to keep phone and entertainment laptop running.
It was about time I used up the gas in the Predator anyhow.
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