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Recent content by mtechnic
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The axe thread - Best Made Co.
Other axes to check out are Gränsfors. A little more rustic but well regarded. The Swedes know wood cutting. lefty that throwing axe is amazing- mtechnic
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- Forum: Fine Living, Home, Design & Auto
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How many miles did you run today?
Rather than run inside a nice hike was had in the woods.- mtechnic
- Post #1,869
- Forum: Fitness and Exercise
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Over burner griddle
I found great happiness with the Lodge pre-seasoned griddle, at least when I had gas burners in the house. Just how this would be used. Seems like it might be an inefficient use of the heat and might create varying temperatures over different parts of the surface. But for french toast or...- mtechnic
- Post #4
- Forum: Fine Living, Home, Design & Auto
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Over burner griddle
Any reason not to go cast iron? Would be used almost solely on weekends and holidays for breakfast. I was once an exclusively eggs, meat and potatoes breakfast person but have found a new love for french toast. Making two pieces at a time in a grill pan no longer cuts it.- mtechnic
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- Forum: Fine Living, Home, Design & Auto
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Thermapen
Then explain why this $75 thermometer would make a "lasting impression," but for the fact that it costs $75? You think this is more accurate or gives a more instantaneous reading than a $10 meat thermometer? And even if that's the case, a 1 degree difference, or a half a second delay in temp...- mtechnic
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- Forum: Fine Living, Home, Design & Auto
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Thermapen
So, you're saying that your parents will likely use the $75 thermometer because it costs $75? You seem to be thick in the head.- mtechnic
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- Forum: Fine Living, Home, Design & Auto
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Thermapen
Do you really need a $75 meat thermometer? I use a $10 thermometer available at any restaurant supply store and it does the job perfectly adequate. Please re-read my intentions. Trying to evaluate whether the cost benefit is justified in this case. We have both the $10 type with temp alarm and...- mtechnic
- Post #4
- Forum: Fine Living, Home, Design & Auto
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Thermapen
Anyone use this product? My parents don't use thermometers grilling.cooking and I am thinking of picking one up for them when I go home for Thanksgiving. I doubt the traditional 1 inch thermometer would make much of an impression but think this might make a lasting impression. Both are hit or...- mtechnic
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Things That Are Bothering You, Got You All Hibbeldy-Jibbeldy, or just downright pissed, RIGHT NOW!
The impending salt on the roads that will eat at my car.- mtechnic
- Post #7,403
- Forum: General Discussions
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How many miles did you run today?
3 and looking forward to warmer weather this weekend in the NE!- mtechnic
- Post #1,444
- Forum: Fitness and Exercise