I've not only used one, I made a couple of them out of 3/4" round stock.?ÿ Heated the end in a forge and hammered a spoon into it on an anvil.

Here's another one.?ÿ Enjoy!

What hasn't been mentioned in all of this is a claim of prescriptive (or equitable) easement.?ÿ The usage has certainly satisfied the statutory time r...

I expect that a simple setscrew would work fine.

I expect that this claim would fail because, while he may have paid taxes on the building, he didn't pay taxes on the land.?ÿ And it's the land the bu...

Except in cases where the parcel line is not determinable by survey, the answer is basically "No."?ÿ Bryant v. Blevins pretty much slammed the door on...

When you consider that it takes a minimum of $50k or so to mount a contested quiet title action in CA, getting out of it for $20k and a few grand for ...

AP in California is nearly impossible to attain, as one of the requirements is payment of taxes, and the tax parcel doesn't include the encroachment.?...

It's not clear to me what information you want:?ÿ just a couple minutes worth of logged data in an open area plus device info and a screenshot, or doe...

Thrift stores usually have a good supply of old silverplate utensils available.?ÿ A serving spoon is what I use, and being silverplate -- copper or ni...

Have looked into the GeoMax ZRT82??ÿ It's the radio handle used on my Zoom80, and appears to be the same as a Leica RH.?ÿ I expect that Mark Silver ca...

Plenty dark.?ÿ The only time they're not very suitable is when the stake is really rough, but it has to be *really* rough.?ÿ Normally-sawn stakes aren...

Digging a bit, it looks like they've rebranded (no surprise there) but that it's still available: Koh-I-Noor 5.6mm lead holder Gioconda graphite lea...

That's a good question.?ÿ The lead is fairly hard and graphite-ish, but does have a slightly waxy texture.?ÿ I don't know if they even make it anymore...

An I the only one who still carries a Negro lead holder in his vest??ÿ I also keep a fat sharpie for making on concrete, but the Negro lead is what I ...

@ric-moore?ÿ I got my license in 1984, which I believe is the first (and last?) year the CA Board decided not to print the licensee's name in a nice b...

My first owned vehicle was a 1951 Dodge half-ton.?ÿ Everything on it was pretty much as Holy Cow describes, but I added turn signals and lap belts.?ÿ ...