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Time for some levity
Thread Starter: Dave Anderson NH
With all of the negativity and political stuff going on with the Covid-19 virus it is time to look at the humorous side of things. Feel free to add more, but keep it clean or it will be deleted.
Last Post By: Patty Hann Yesterday, 9:14 AM

Forget 'Baby on board'
Thread Starter: Rick Potter
I need a bumper sticker that says 'Nobody on board'. Tesla has opened up the 'self driving' app on newer Tesla's for a free 30 day trial. It is factory installed on all of them, they just don't turn it on unless you pay, which we didn't. All of a sudden there is an octogenarian who cannot...
Last Post By: Rick Potter Yesterday, 5:09 AM

Are they building standalone car washes like crazy in your area too?
Thread Starter: Brian Elfert
They are going crazy building standalone car washes in my area. I know of at least three currently under construction nearby, and a few others that recently opened. Car washes are going up all over the Minneapolis metro area. There will easily be three times as many standalone car washes once...
Last Post By: Warren Lake Yesterday, 9:08 AM

Spindle gouge bevel angle?
Thread Starter: John Kananis
I have a 1/2" sorby detail gouge that I have ground at 40° (also removed the heel) and it works ok now that I moved away from the jigs and started sharpening by hand... but it's still just an ok tool. I now have a d-way detail spindle gouge (1/2") on the way and was thinking about trying a 25°...
Last Post By: John Kananis Yesterday, 2:16 PM

Harvey Slider on Unisaw?
Thread Starter: John Kananis
All these slider threads got me thinking. Does anyone here have the Harvey compass st-1500 attached to their unisaw? Can you speak on the quality, ease of attachment, capabilities and shortcomings? Thank you in advance!
Last Post By: Troy Gamm Yesterday, 2:51 PM

Need ideas on waterproof board to cover water damaged base of outside doors
Thread Starter: Randall J Cox
I have two exterior doors, one to the back of my house and one to my tool shed. Both are showing the effects of winter water splashing up on them at the base. The door to my shed is really bad. I don't want to replace the doors but would like to put a board over the base, like a kickplate to...
Last Post By: Rich Engelhardt Yesterday, 12:29 PM

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landscaping is my other hobby, record for me, 25 yards of mulch

Really love the hostas. So- you don't have weeds where you live?
Dave Zellers Yesterday, 10:08 PM

landscaping is my other hobby, record for me, 25 yards of mulch

WOW. I aspire to that, but not yet there. However, getting closer every year.

Really nice.
Dave Zellers Yesterday, 9:48 PM

Charcuterie Board Handle

Personally I think added handles make things difficult to clean and take up space. I prefer to integrate them into the design. For rectangular designs
Michael Burnside Yesterday, 8:59 PM

Charcuterie Board Handle

You can certainly add handles and they can make the boards a bit easier to carry.I have used cupboard handles in the past,there is a vast choice of shapes,styles,colors
STUART Robertson Yesterday, 8:52 PM

Charcuterie Board Handle

I put feet under my first two, lifting them off the table by about 1/2". No handle really required. My last one featured a build in handle like a
Rob Luter Yesterday, 8:45 PM
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