Geoffrey Taylor

Made a pizza.
This is the recipe I used for the crust: https://www.budgetbytes.com/pizza-dough/
Seemed to go smoothly, pics of each step in the process.

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Added two additional pictures of the underside of the crust per edge case comments on original submission.
There is no "recipe" for the toppings, but I used tomato sauce, red pepper flakes, mozzarella cheese, pepperoni, and banana peppers if that's sufficient.
I tried editing my original submission, but I'm not sure that's what I was supposed to do, resubmitting now.
Thanks again.

Made a pizza today!
This is the recipe I used for the crust: https://www.budgetbytes.com/pizza-dough/
Seemed to go smoothly, pics of each step in the process.

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Added two additional pictures of the underside of the crust per edge case comments.
There is no "recipe" for the toppings, but I used tomato sauce, red pepper flakes, mozzarella cheese, pepperoni, and banana peppers if that's sufficient.
Thanks again.

Shower head had a little buildup, and I was cleaning the kitchen faucet aerator anyway, so why not use the same vinegar bag? I wiped down the shower head and individual nozzles and soaked it in vinegar for a few hours. Much cleaner, and the nozzles run smoother now.

Kitchen faucet was absolutely disgusting. I removed the aerator, wiped it down, soaked it in vinegar for a few hours, then reassembled it. Much cleaner now, and works a bit better too.

Just finished the questionnaire. Hoping to join the boot camp in late March if possible. Looking forward to it!

This should be all 3 for the sand badge:
Make a sign: https://permies.com/wiki/60/99526/pep-dimensional-woodworking/sign-PEP-BB-dimensional-sand#2380278
Two step stool: https://permies.com/wiki/124795/pep-dimensional-woodworking/step-stool-PEP-BB-dimensional#1976677
Simple open toolbox: https://permies.com/wiki/124803/pep-dimensional-woodworking/Simple-open-toolbox-PEP-BB#2021957

Burned a wood sign based on one I saw in the Hong Kong airport. Salvaged wood, basic burning stylus, tung oil.

No issues with the water heater before, but I don't think it had been drained in a few years. Opened the ball valve and no water came out, too much sediment blocking the exit. I had to poke a hole in the sediment wall, then it started draining just fine. Opened the water supply after a while to push things along. Lots of sediment at first, but seemed to run clear not too much longer. Put everything back together, and it's working fine.

I replaced my utility sink, faucet, supply lines, and both shut off valves today. Here are the pictures of the cold supply shut off valve.