Fixing a leaky weld on a flange
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I get it, this is a home shop, but...
Hey, it's work and it needs to get done. All I think of when I read these comments is that you're all giant pussies that wait for optimal conditions.
Look at Mr big manly man’s man over here lol
True a bit over the top but like dayum I do what I want on my time with whatever safety precautions I feel like bruh
You do you bro