One Item for BM a Day (2010-2012)
- tamarakay
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- Camp Name: Dye with Dignity
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Replaced the screens in the trailer today. Finished the hem on ken's purple caftan thingy.
Frig on trailer still only works on gas. Going to have other RV guy look at it. The first guy just wants to sell us a new one. WAAAYYYYYYY to expensive.
Frig on trailer still only works on gas. Going to have other RV guy look at it. The first guy just wants to sell us a new one. WAAAYYYYYYY to expensive.
When the only tool you got is a hammer, every problem looks like a hippie.
Mmmmmm I love the smell of Burning Man - Token
Getting overly dramatic about the ticket sale process is so 2012. - Maladroit
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Mmmmmm I love the smell of Burning Man - Token
Getting overly dramatic about the ticket sale process is so 2012. - Maladroit
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- MyDearFriend
- Posts: 3760
- Joined: Sat Nov 06, 2010 5:22 am
- Burning Since: 2011
- Camp Name: Barbie Death Camp THIRTEENTH BARBIE
- Location: Washington, DC
Oh gosh you are having so much fun, Tamara!
And Figjam!
I have got to get moving here, wow, I almost finished my new green lame skirt today but, hmmm got sidetracked by some beverage alcohol and now I'm afraid to touch that beautiful thing until I sober up...

I did buy some little clip-on blinky lights from the interweb, though.
I have no qualms about drunk-shopping, unfortunately.
And Figjam!
I have got to get moving here, wow, I almost finished my new green lame skirt today but, hmmm got sidetracked by some beverage alcohol and now I'm afraid to touch that beautiful thing until I sober up...
I did buy some little clip-on blinky lights from the interweb, though.
"BTW I'm not your wife so don't lie to me." -Ratty
I came back with a red, white and blue fright wig, a belt that holds a six pack of beer and my partner got kitschy vintage 4' illuminated Santa, snowman and two angels...... close enough.Sic Pup wrote:Today I make the garage sale rounds, on the prowl for camping stove, knapsack, strong duffle bag, and 4 wide sturdy wheels (for art project).
Neither one of us were drunk, unfortunately(thankfully?).
"Enjoy every sandwich" - W. Zevon
- AntiM
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- Joined: Wed Mar 24, 2004 5:23 am
- Burning Since: 2001
- Camp Name: Anti M's Home for Wayward Art
- Location: Wild, Wild West
Picked up a couple pieces of art for the Home, although one was just stretched canvas I wanted,with a picture so bad even Godzilla couldn't save it (firetruck stencil thingy for a boy's room, craft painting in its lowest form).
Cheap tarps for the NoCostCo, which is what I do at the regional. $3 each. Giving them away, not investing in them.
Found the solar rope lights at HF, going to try them out.
Cheap tarps for the NoCostCo, which is what I do at the regional. $3 each. Giving them away, not investing in them.
Found the solar rope lights at HF, going to try them out.
- Foxfur
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- Joined: Sat May 14, 2011 6:43 am
- Burning Since: 2011
- Camp Name: Camp Foxfur/MASH@404: Village Not Found
- Location: Oregon
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Ordered 500 mini glow sticks for $30 delivered.
Picked up a mess of those hormel 'compleats' ready to eat shelf stable meals.
Grocery Outlet had them for $1 ea. Mmm, roast beast...
Picked up a mess of those hormel 'compleats' ready to eat shelf stable meals.
Grocery Outlet had them for $1 ea. Mmm, roast beast...
He's a mystery wrapped in a riddle, inside an enigma, painted in hot pants. - Savannah
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- unjonharley
- Posts: 10434
- Joined: Tue Sep 09, 2003 11:05 am
- Burning Since: 2001
- Camp Name: Elliot's naked bycycel repair
- Location: Salem Or.
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Puckmaster
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went on a bit of a spree the last month or so thought id share
First thing i bought for the burn this year A FRIKKIN BUS!

Then i bought Jumping stilts! i love these things soo much fun to run around on

Then i went out and got a new tattoo mmm darkside

My new camelbak 1 gal o water and sooo many places to attach things!

Then i got this belt to go with the vest hey im from texas gotta have a holster ;)

I think this post has gone on long enough but i wanna drop a couple more pix sorry




First thing i bought for the burn this year A FRIKKIN BUS!

Then i bought Jumping stilts! i love these things soo much fun to run around on

Then i went out and got a new tattoo mmm darkside

My new camelbak 1 gal o water and sooo many places to attach things!

Then i got this belt to go with the vest hey im from texas gotta have a holster ;)

I think this post has gone on long enough but i wanna drop a couple more pix sorry




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- katy potaty
- Posts: 33
- Joined: Sat Mar 05, 2011 8:52 pm
- Burning Since: 2011
Damn, a whole bus! I thought we were extravagant buying a new car, but......
We tried out the sleeping situation in the back of the car and determined that we need additional padding if we want to be happy sleeping in it for a whole week. The good news is that we were low key enough not to get caught sleeping in a no camping area right next to the salt marshes near Santa Barbara. Also found solar path lights and tiki shot glasses at the 99 cent store.
We tried out the sleeping situation in the back of the car and determined that we need additional padding if we want to be happy sleeping in it for a whole week. The good news is that we were low key enough not to get caught sleeping in a no camping area right next to the salt marshes near Santa Barbara. Also found solar path lights and tiki shot glasses at the 99 cent store.
- Foxfur
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- Camp Name: Camp Foxfur/MASH@404: Village Not Found
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Which a ma dogs did they put in this here meal?unjonharley wrote:That's called " Which-a-ma-dog "Foxfur wrote:Ordered 500 mini glow sticks for $30 delivered.
Picked up a mess of those hormel 'compleats' ready to eat shelf stable meals.
Grocery Outlet had them for $1 ea. Mmm, roast beast...
He's a mystery wrapped in a riddle, inside an enigma, painted in hot pants. - Savannah
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- Foxfur
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- Joined: Sat May 14, 2011 6:43 am
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- Camp Name: Camp Foxfur/MASH@404: Village Not Found
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Puckmaster wrote:went on a bit of a spree the last month or so thought id share
First thing i bought for the burn this year was (everything, at least once...)
That is amazing! It's people like you who keep our economy rolling.
I NEED to swing by your camp one day.
I won't be buying a bus, yet, though I did buy a li'l 13' Casita trav trailer
and am grabbing a honda 2000i genset.
And a new transmission for my truck, aw fuck.
I love the running stilts. Never knew they made 'em.
Ff
He's a mystery wrapped in a riddle, inside an enigma, painted in hot pants. - Savannah
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I love Grocery Outlet for Burn shopping! Cheap jerky, individual travel packets of trail mix, strange tapanades, smoked salmon. There are also picnic utensils and first aid. I'm not sure I trust their solar lights, but . . .Foxfur wrote:Ordered 500 mini glow sticks for $30 delivered.
Picked up a mess of those hormel 'compleats' ready to eat shelf stable meals.
Grocery Outlet had them for $1 ea. Mmm, roast beast...
Last year they had "Taco Bell" brand sealed entrees of beans, rice and cheese; it didn't need to be cooked and was good with nachos.
- Foxfur
- Posts: 2360
- Joined: Sat May 14, 2011 6:43 am
- Burning Since: 2011
- Camp Name: Camp Foxfur/MASH@404: Village Not Found
- Location: Oregon
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It's like a garage sale for food! I even scored a comforter set for $8, real down.Savannah wrote:I love Grocery Outlet for Burn shopping! Cheap jerky, individual travel packets of trail mix, strange tapanades, smoked salmon. There are also picnic utensils and first aid. I'm not sure I trust their solar lights, but . . .Foxfur wrote:Ordered 500 mini glow sticks for $30 delivered.
Picked up a mess of those hormel 'compleats' ready to eat shelf stable meals.
Grocery Outlet had them for $1 ea. Mmm, roast beast...
Last year they had "Taco Bell" brand sealed entrees of beans, rice and cheese; it didn't need to be cooked and was good with nachos.
I turned my wife on to the place and she's hooked.
Those Taco Bell meals rocked!
The pad thai and satay noodles in the 'take-out' boxes, all cooked and ready to eat, mmm.
Unfortunately they don't have em in our store anymore
Hmm...
Grade B maple syrup, check.
Taco Bell MRE's, check.
Provisioning at Grocery Outlet, check.
Something tells me you'll be dining just fine on the playa...
Ff
He's a mystery wrapped in a riddle, inside an enigma, painted in hot pants. - Savannah
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- melodiousdirge
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- Joined: Wed Mar 16, 2011 11:29 pm
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- Location: Central Coast, CA
That looks like a sweet camelbak. I was looking at a few of them last week and I couldn't make up my mind. What model is that?Puckmaster wrote:My new camelbak 1 gal o water and sooo many places to attach things!
Then i got this belt to go with the vest hey im from texas gotta have a holster
Also: Belt - dopeness.
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- melodiousdirge
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- Joined: Wed Mar 16, 2011 11:29 pm
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- Location: Central Coast, CA
So I posted this a while back:

And I finally got some $ and some time this weekend... and after a day of cutting and pressing this is where I'm at.

I was using a jig I designed and built with a 10 ton electric/hydraulic press. I can't imagine how you guys do it using a vise or a hammer. I was thinking the whole thing was a stupid idea long before I was done for the day, and I've only pressed half the ends - no holes drilled yet either. Jeebus.

And I finally got some $ and some time this weekend... and after a day of cutting and pressing this is where I'm at.

I was using a jig I designed and built with a 10 ton electric/hydraulic press. I can't imagine how you guys do it using a vise or a hammer. I was thinking the whole thing was a stupid idea long before I was done for the day, and I've only pressed half the ends - no holes drilled yet either. Jeebus.
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- gaminwench
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- Camp Name: DOTA, EoD, OBOP, Destiny Lounge
- Location: Blue Ridge-la
- melodiousdirge
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- Location: Central Coast, CA
LOL, unfortunately it's not my workshop... just happen to be fortunate enough to work for an outfit that lets me use their shop!gaminwench wrote:oooh, I'm drooling on your workshop floor; I'll clean it up when I'm done...
I suggest you color coordinate those beauties...
Plan is to paint them, yes, but the fact is with under 100 days left and a ZILLION things to do, some nice to haves like color may get skimped on this project!
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- gaminwench
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- Foxfur
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Fantastic!melodiousdirge wrote:So I posted this a while back:
I was using a jig I designed and built with a 10 ton electric/hydraulic press. I can't imagine how you guys do it using a vise or a hammer. I was thinking the whole thing was a stupid idea long before I was done for the day, and I've only pressed half the ends - no holes drilled yet either. Jeebus.
Did you heat and press or go cold? With such sexy contours and curvy curves it almost looks drop forged. Damned good job!
I have an old 100-ton press but I don't know if it'll be able to do the job. It's a 400lb german cast steel monster with only 3 inches between ram and rest. And the ram is only 4 inches in diameter. Not sure I could even fit the dies in there.
Could you post a pic of the dies you are using?
Nice work!
Ff
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Puckmaster
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Here is a link for the vest its mostly mesh which is perfect for mounting leds. the insulated bladder and tube should come in handy too 8)
http://www.camelbak.com/Military-Tactic ... -Vest.aspx
http://www.camelbak.com/Military-Tactic ... -Vest.aspx
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- melodiousdirge
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Oh I agree, that's why the B struts have a red mark on the end I've pressed so far. There will definitely be a color coding system, I meant I wanted to paint the whole strut but I doubt I'll have time or patience for that.gaminwench wrote:I think you'll find that color coordinated receivers isn't a 'nice to have'; it's a 'must have'...
cuts down dramatically on build time (with NO drama!)
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- melodiousdirge
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Thanks very much for the kudos, I will take a photo of the cobbled together die I'm using (don't have one handy at the moment). The die, fully open is only about 3 inches tall, and the press I'm using has a 3" diameter ram (though my die is considerably larger than that, just because of the way I made it). They're cold pressed, and then I plan to build a jig for grinding all the ends nicely to look like the short test piece in the first picture.Foxfur wrote:Fantastic!melodiousdirge wrote:So I posted this a while back:
I was using a jig I designed and built with a 10 ton electric/hydraulic press. I can't imagine how you guys do it using a vise or a hammer. I was thinking the whole thing was a stupid idea long before I was done for the day, and I've only pressed half the ends - no holes drilled yet either. Jeebus.
Did you heat and press or go cold? With such sexy contours and curvy curves it almost looks drop forged. Damned good job!
I have an old 100-ton press but I don't know if it'll be able to do the job. It's a 400lb german cast steel monster with only 3 inches between ram and rest. And the ram is only 4 inches in diameter. Not sure I could even fit the dies in there.
Could you post a pic of the dies you are using?
Nice work!
Ff
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- Drawingablank
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Planted the entire back 40 (square yards not acres unfortunately) in veggies to hopefully save some money on groceries and put it towards what is shaping up to be a massive gas bill for the 5400 mile round trip.
Turned over my dandelion patch last week with the intent of redoing the lawn, but while sitting there drinking PBR and looking at all that dirt I thought that veggies might be more practical and I'd just plant the lawn in the Fall.
Sort of a burner victory garden.
Turned over my dandelion patch last week with the intent of redoing the lawn, but while sitting there drinking PBR and looking at all that dirt I thought that veggies might be more practical and I'd just plant the lawn in the Fall.
Sort of a burner victory garden.
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