#Maintenance

” /> What’s the one thing you do after each hunt? Clean your gear. Mud, water, and debris cover your equipment, preventing them from working correctly. You know that cleaning your binoculars and tearing your firearms down is essential to ensure they’re around for the long haul.  So,

Author: Matt Gilligan / Source: did you know? Rebuilding our nation’s infrastructure has been a big talking point among politicians over the past several years, but it doesn’t seem like any real action is ever taken. And the news isn’t getting any better. A new report from the American Road and

Author: Lewin Day / Source: Hackaday Car enthusiasts can find themselves in a pickle if they’re into cars from the 80s and 90s. These vehicles are much beloved by some, but one can find themselves having to fork out immense amounts of money for repairs and out-of-production parts. Once a car

Author: Brian Benchoff / Source: Hackaday There are a lot of retrocomputers out there sitting in garages and attics, and most of them need work. After thirty or forty years, you’re looking at a lot of corrosion, leaking caps, and general wear and tear. When it comes to extreme refurbishment, we

Source: Good News Network This artist is setting a new expectation for the phrase “save the butterflies”. Romy McCloskey is a costume designer who put her needleworking abilities to the test when she rescued a 3-day-old monarch butterfly from certain death by fixing its shredded wing.