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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: Jim Allen Yesterday, 12:42 PM

How to bend wood like this - Outdoor furniture project
Thread Starter: Alan Lightstone
Looking for a new project to do. I've been spending a few months upgrading the workshop / fixing minor annoyances, and really need to actually build something. I ran across this in a magazine ad. The furniture is supposedly solid teak, though I don't think that will be in the cards for...
Last Post By: Derek Cohen Yesterday, 9:17 PM

Vietnam veterans....
Thread Starter: Ken Fitzgerald
About a year ago I was reading and found that Vietnam veterans qualified for VA medical benefits. About the same time, I was talking with a neighbor who came over to ask me about hearing aids. I have bimodal hearing; I have a cochlear implant (CI) on one ear and a hearing aid (Ha)on the other ear...
Last Post By: Jerome Stanek Yesterday, 8:48 AM

Air compressor tank auto drain
Thread Starter: Darrell Bade
Replacing my compressor because of a pin hole link in the tank. Many on here state using an auto drain in the tank. My Google searches have provided sketchy results, how does it work and where do I get one? Thanks.
Last Post By: Jimmy Harris Yesterday, 10:19 PM

Seeking Recommendation on a Bench Grinder with Specific Features.
Thread Starter: Scott Memmer
Hi, Everyone. I dearly love this forum, although I have not posted in a long time. You folks are so knowledgeable and always have such great suggestions. Here is my situation. I make a small music accessory and need to build my own saw. Without going into all the details, I've been searching for...
Last Post By: Scott Memmer Today, 1:51 AM

For Clarity, Sometimes the Oxford Comma is Necessary
Thread Starter: Jim Koepke
One member includes a list of favorite things, one of which is the Oxford Comma. In my early years of education, teachers taught us to use a comma before and in a list of items. In later years, this seemed to drop out of favor. Could it have been the difference due to some teachers having moved...
Last Post By: Dan Bundy Today, 6:30 AM

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ONEWAY Coring System

The laser is simple and brilliant. To date I've just eyeballed the placement of the cutter with generally good success, but have erred on the side of
roger wiegand Today, 7:51 AM

Question about a saw

Typically the coarse teeth are filed rip and the fine ones crosscut. Loosening up the screw at the toe and removing the handle will allow the back to
Eric Brown Today, 7:43 AM

For Clarity, Sometimes the Oxford Comma is Necessary

True. But AP Style advocated against that because not all civilians are familiar with the 24 hour clock. The proper usage was noon and midnight to avoid
Dan Bundy Today, 6:30 AM

Questions regarding the Felder BF631

There are sometimes used router spindles that come up for sale. Otherwise you could make s small router table that couples with the “S” rail
Greg Quenneville Today, 6:21 AM

Good source if you want to try Japanese planes

The real, real deal. Over four installments:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Bhu7HjIGAk&t=511s
Charles Edward Today, 5:57 AM
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