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My guess is the purple is purple cayenne, the thin red ones are arbol, and the chubby red ones are fresno.

Amazing job Team Nate! I love that you had a couple of recipients of KB's efforts in your team photo.

I am going to listen to the new album tonight but it will be a little bittersweet. I have sfjazz tickets to see these guys on Sept. 23 but we're not going to be back from our summer trip by then (for good reason and to see some HC people in Chicago). The tix are great and not cheap but if you want to buy them, let me know. I can return them and will do so soon, but I'd love to have you see them and tell me all about it later.

The only chile pepper I know by name is a large cayenne pepper in the first photo, and I used two of each of the other three in the second photo. Those three are not known to me, but were bought at a farm stand.

I have used it a bit on the bandsaw. It is a little awkward to set correctly but works well resaw cuts

I just made a large bowl some seriously spicy salsa with local tomatoes and peppers and onions and I'm sweating after a few chips' worth! Love it.

I was going to say that you've been in the president's box before, but I remembered Karen was the provost.

Good luck Nate! I rode 28 miles without stopping this morning and although my muscles were fine the saddle sore/stiffness was real. I can't imagine it after 100 miles!

RIP QEII Claire is currently on the Kentish coast and will be in London through next week. Quite an interesting time to be there with a new monarch and a new prime minister.

Happy Birthday Jimmy! Cheers

That's sad news, Steve. I'm sorry for the loss of your friend and protégé. 😢

Great work Jeff!

Looking good, doctor!

Try it with your shop vac to see the results. Maybe it is better than I remember.

I've working in the shop in Michigan a lot lately and the dust is completely insane without any dust collection beyond the world's loudest and crappiest old shop vac vaguely stuck into the bank of the Sawstop. I have to wear a mask and it would be even worse if there wasn't an air filter. I say this because the same saw in Mayberry with the Supercell creates far, far less dust. It sucks down way more of the dust than I realized. I looked into the overarm booms and decided it was a lot of cost for not so much difference in most cases. I don't often use the blade guard vacuum attachment but even with the Festool vacuum attached in conjunction with the Supercell on the main port, it doesn't change the dust on the saw top very much. Getting the combo arm that connects both to the Supercell didn't seem like it could be that much better. If you were cutting sheet goods all the time, the big boom arm might be useful, but it wouldn't do much in many cases. I watched all the videos too, and the results didn't seem worthwhile.

You're just green with envy!

Burrito with chorizo and eggs and cheese and beans, with some extra stuff for dipping chips.

Is that Pete's daughter?

Holy smokes! That would have been worth some hassle to get for $4k.

Thanks for the tip, Jeff, but the distance and truck rental and other impediments make it too much work and expense. There are a couple of used jointers near me but I'm not too excited about them and they are asking too much for them.

I can't get the seriously crappy Harbor Fright bandsaw here in Michigan to hold a blade, no matter how many times I have tried. The tires are tired and I have a hard time rationalizing replacing parts on a piece of shit. That said, the crappy Craftsman 6" jointer released its magic smoke the other day and stopped working. But with encouragement I ordered a new start up capacitor and expedited shipping for twice the price of the part to resuscitate it. No change with the new cap, so another tool is headed for you scrap heap.

Tell them it will be gray before long all on its own.

Bedtime listening. ❤️

RIP Joey D. That's sad and way too young. We saw him play several times and he could swing. 😢

Fuck Putin! 2x8 is pretty substantial stock, tho...