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While figuring out how to get started, I am starting with side shows.
I am gathering my power tools. Locating each, then putting them in a general area. I would like to put them all together, and explore each so that when I go for a tool I will know which tool is which, and know it in their cases by their cases. As well, as I begin considering working, I would like to explore each of my tools.
I bought each in it's own time, for specific considerations including price and particular specs. I have learned more since then, though I probably was 'heavier' on any particular tool topic at the point of purchase than I am now... unless it was an immediate need... though even then I usually steeped well into research. However, what I knew then and now... Anyway, as I begin considering doing some woodworking and carpentry, I would like to review the tools I have. I am not sure where my router is. My biggest questions are whether it is a plunge router and what size collet it takes. I know it runs on 120v/15~20a, easily. I'll have to do more looking for it, however. Not sure where it might be, exactly.
As well, I set up the salt containers for more filling. I found the vacuum sealer and attachment for wide-mouth jars. With the counters clean, and mostly clear, doing that, and the sugar, should be easy enough. Eventually. Ugh... it's difficult to get going. I am doing these little things, and other small chores and jobs, in order to attempt to prime the work pump. Oh, and I found the instructions for cleaning the oven. I'll read that shortly. Bleh.
I love doing something if I can't do what I want. In time I will get all of it done. I just added the ham to the beans, which seem nearly done. In an half hour I may have a bite of that. Just a nibble, as dinner will be coming. I just want to make sure it is done, then putting it up for food for the week... then cooking hamburger, spicing that, and putting it up for the week. I'll check the eggs. If they are good, I may boil what little I have left. Yeah.
I'll keep at it. Later.
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