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Betsy Ross flag
Hi everyone, not able to get out much like I used to and make things. I started this project a few weeks ago after getting upset with out new Mayer and a remark she made calling the Betsy Ross flag racist and saying she was going to ban it from our town. But never the less, I had fun making it. I made it from pine 1×4s ripped on the table saw to 1 3/4. It will be bolted to the front of the house facing the road.
Betsy Ross flag
1 like • May 13
Great project; wonderfully done! ✅ Urge that you build another one and donate it to your local “USA 250” celebration committee. Let’s see what your un-American mayor does about THAT!!
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5 likes • Nov '25
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3 likes • Sep '25
Most difficult tool that I use is the common Imperial-marked tape measure! Once I’ve passed the 1/4” markers, I develop severe brain smog calculating 16ths, 32nds and beyond. Solution? Use a metric scaled device! They’re FAR more accurate; don’t require an engineering degree; and are much easier to read. 🤓
What tool gives me the most problems?
Most difficult tool that I use is the common Imperial-marked tape measure! Once I’ve passed the 1/4” markers, I develop severe brain smog calculating 16ths, 32nds and beyond. Solution? Use a metric scaled device! They’re FAR more accurate; don’t require an engineering degree; and are much easier to read. 🤓
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Justin Thompson
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@justin-thompson-3490
Retired international business executive with a wide range of inherited power and hand tools; some of them are more than 100 years old.

Active 89d ago
Joined May 2, 2024
Huntington, NY
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