Recent content by BlackDog56

I've bought a few different tools--roofing nailer, impact driver, finish nailer, 1/2" hammer drill. A couple of them were "refurbished." All of have worked fine and looked new. I feel like I got good deals on all of them. david

I went with this one also. The key feature for me was all metal construction in the head. Zero flex and makes capping very quick. It is a bit of a pain to adjust for different bottle sizes, so I've culled my bottles so they are all the same height and I don't have to adjust the head. dp ps I...

+1 on this. I love this thing. It makes bottling a breeze. I don't bother using the jig for centering bottles--I have a wide range of bottles and it was a pain trying to sort bottles ahead of time by width. I just eyeball position and let the capper move the bottle as it comes down. One...

Thanks for the reply. That must have been it--it's working fine now. I had never had this happen, but now I'll know in the future. dp

My inkbird 308 is only 6 months old (been used about a dozen times). Went to use it today and it isn't sending power to the cooling outlet. The "Cooling" light is flashing, but there isn't any power at the plug-in for the refrigerator. Anybody have any possible solutions? I know electronics...

Hill Farmstead--great beer in a great location. david

I do a Lapsang Souchong infused bourbon (makes a great old fashioned). One thing I've learned is that not all LS is the same. One batch I bought had an overpowering "perfume" sweetness to it when brewed. I've found that getting my tea at a tea shop that lets me smell both the raw tea and a...