Why do you have to ASK YOUR WIFE or TELL YOUR WIFE? Just buy it if you want it and be done with it. I think they are a waste myself.
fespo said:I think they are a waste myself.
mellow said:My reasoning on spending $30 on one was simple.
If I or any of my friends buy wood we can without a doubt prove BEFORE the truck gets unloaded if the wood is truly seasoned or not by taking random samples.
Jags said:Just buy the dang thing and tell her it is an eye brow tweezers....she'll understand then.
Make darn sure you don't store it with the personal tazer. Imagine if she tried plucking her brows with this!Doing The Dixie Eyed Hustle said:Jags said:Just buy the dang thing and tell her it is an eye brow tweezers....she'll understand then.
That's a bad idea. What if she tries it and shocks herself.... you're in it deep then
stoveguy13 said:tell her you can make Pizza with it
woodgeek said:Don't see the need for a MM, even at $11....
But you'll have to pry my IR thermometer gun from my cold dead hands.
Bigg_Redd said:woodgeek said:Don't see the need for a MM, even at $11....
But you'll have to pry my IR thermometer gun from my cold dead hands.
Agreed.
Them are a blast.
Where can we get one?
Bigg_Redd said:woodgeek said:Don't see the need for a MM, even at $11....
But you'll have to pry my IR thermometer gun from my cold dead hands.
Agreed.
Them are a blast.
Where can we get one?
atomichawg said:When I told my wife that I wanted to get a moisture meter to check the dryness of the wood, she laughed at me. She said that it was a pointless gadget and that the pioneers never had moisture meters and they got by just fine. Is there anything I can tell her to justify getting this tool?
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