The frustrating part of my day...

Earlier this evening I called a local, (Canadian) national, hardware store with with what I thought was very a simple question.  "Could you, please, check the X-acto cabinet for me and tell me if you have any #215 saw blades."

I built one of the static grass applicators using a Harbor Freight bug zapper as explained in MRH. The electrical charge is going through because I got "zapped" but the Kibri grass I am using won't stand up. My question, "Is the static grass used by the Noch and other static charge devices made of a material specific to this application?"

I'm wondering if the Kibri grass I am using, which is 25+ years old, is made of a non-static material.

So this weekend I did the roofing, was a bit tedious, but in the end it came out good and I’m pleased so far.

First image is a sheet of corrugated roofing marked out with an ultra fine sharpie. the point of the sharpie fits well in the grooves. If you find your cut point ends up on a hump instead of a groove, flip it over and you’ll be in the groove. No pun intended. Lol