Also good for wheelin "other" liquids with you. The malt variety

I like that last part! Every bit of storage helps.

This one is even easier:

http://www.instructables.com/id/Super-C ... g-Chiller/

I get it at my local balloon shop. Not sure why they have it, but they do. You can also find it at restraunt supply stores, or in your order from Omaha steaks
Regular ice will work, but depending on your temp, you will have to change it often.

You need to make yourself a chiller. Get an old bucket, some dryer vent, and dry ice. Cut two holes in the bucket. One up top, one down low. Coil the dryer vent up inside the bucket, so each end lines up with a hole. Fill the middle of the coiled up vent hose with dry ice. Put your fogger on somethi...

It takes a brave man to wear to a suit that tight in public

And now that you've already displayed it once, you can mail it to me. You wouldn't to recycle your display would ya?

Not to mention it would help keep your adult beverage cool!
I have also seen theses gloves in molded rubber. These aren't quite as hot because they are loose at the wrist. I found wearing thin cotton gloves under the rubber ones was pretty confortable.

I have one of those brushes. I'll have to give it a shot this year.

How tall is the locker. I think it would be cool to make a cave. Have paper mache stalactites hanging from the top. They couldn't be too long or you'll lose all of your storage space.

Haha...not a problem. The third option is all too common these days, so instead I'll stick around

I have success with a plain cutting bit as well. The only problem is, it gets a bit gummed up if you leave it to dry for a couple minutes. If you're going to set it down for any period of time, make sure you wipe it off and you're good

Haha, Kid is fine. I may have to change my license, because i haven't been called Ryan in years

Thanks for the welcome, you seem to have a great crew around here.

Also...I won't be pimping my site and running like some other folks

...and I do believe Maley made the Pumpkin head on the scarecrow from scratch

I didn't take any video, but it's not the large router attachment you may be thinking of. I guess router is the wrong word for it. It's actually just called a cutting guide. It gives you the perfect base, and the windows are large enough to easily follow your lines. If you get it with the tile grout...