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I had a call this morning about some 'fixing' she said, so I went to her house. The lady said... you guys (contractors) F'ed up some things up here. Oh boy ! this otta be fun ! Deck rails that move a foot or 2 when you grab them. Miss matched stair height. the deck bowed when I walked on it. Joists were 3 feet or more apart ! She said she is suing the contractor that built it and would like me to write up a whats wrong report... her words.


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Road work and plantings.
Coffee break and time to feed dogs.
Didn't play vids. No offense..
But do you play vid games ? Try not to plant the plants in the road. Or....the road in the plants !! I won't comment... oh hell yes I will ! Careful feeding the dogs coffee !!!!!
 
I few have a keltechs, great weapons. The prices of some of these shotguns... Dirt cheap ! makes you wonder will it fail at the wrong time ?

Considering how discounted they are, they must not have been selling well.
 
Considering how discounted they are, they must not have been selling well.
Or they are just cheap I'm really thinking of buying one to see just what's going on. Crap components, bad design, inferior materials. Panzer will be first. They are a Benelli clone so if the parts from a Benelli interchange..... Ah Hah !!

Panzer Arms shotguns, particularly the Panzer M4 clone, are generally considered good value for the money, offering solid, reliable performance for roughly one-third the price of a Benelli M4. While they can have occasional quality control issues and often require a break-in period with high-velocity ammo, many users report them running flawlessly after initial cleaning.
  • Performance & Reliability: Many users report positive experiences, with some reporting hundreds of rounds of 00 buck and slugs with zero failures. They are best suited for high-velocity shells ($\ge$1300 FPS).
  • Value:
    They are popular as affordable alternatives to high-end tactical shotguns, often called "Turkinellis".
  • Build Quality: Generally sturdy with good fit and finish, though they may have minor, cheaper parts (like the forend) compared to more expensive counterparts.
  • Compatibility: Panzer M4 clones are often compatible with many Benelli M4 aftermarket parts and chokes.
 
Good morning all.

Chicken feeder lid is on, hinged for easy fill access, solar charger mounted, and the whole contraption deployed to the yard. It rained all day yesterday. The feed stayed dry, chickens loved it, and there was almost no waste on the ground. Works like a charm.

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Fantastic IDEA Robert :)
 
Mornin all.
Tearing down the horse drawn wagon .
Oh boy!
Lots of rivets.
Choice One is to drive them out with a punch. Choice two is to cut them with a chisel.
The swing for the front axel to turn has two flat plates that touch each other . One top friction guard. The other the bottom. So rivets and a smooth working side that ids flush makes sense.
But rivets are elsewhere too. And not shy in number.
A cutting torch would help soften them. But of course I don't have one.
Broke a half inch bolt. And some others.
Down to wheels and axel now on half the wagon. (Wagon is in two pieces.) Called on account of darkness and too many swings of the machinist hammer.
 
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Mornin all.
Tearing down the horse drawn wagon .
Oh boy!
Lots of rivets.
Choice One is to drive them out with a punch. Choice two is to cut them with a chisel.
The swing for the front axel to turn has two flat plates that touch each other . One top friction guard. The other the bottom. So rivets and a smooth working side that ids flush makes sense.
But rivets are elsewhere too. And not shy in number.
A cutting torch would help soften them. But of course I don't have one.
Broke a half inch bolt. And some others.
Down to wheels and axel now on half the wagon. (Wagon is in two pieces.) Called on account of darkness and too many swings of the machinist hammer.
What about a drill to remove one of the heads ?then a punch to push them out ?
 
Hi everyone! What are you hunting for these days?
I am here to help you with our high-tech dedectors ıf you guys wanna take a look we are on the banner side

Assuva Defense Industry
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