Frank Pratt
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I bet I've read at least a dozen threads on this very subject. Personally, I've never had a belt break at the seam & right now I'm working on a batch...

I just got this one off Banggood. It's got good reviews from people I trust and it's only $38.52 CDN. It doesn't have its own power supply so I use a...

Almost all residential panels I've installed use a conventional breaker that is back fed through to the buss bars. It's still the most common...

FWW, I had a 52" fence & went to a 36". It has a router table in the end & it's plenty big enough. When I need the full rip capacity, I just make...

I've heard of some off the wall ideas, but this one really takes the cake. I can just imagine how fun it would be to cover/uncover a sea-can twice a...

Something I forgot to add about the grain pattern. Baltic Birch is made from rotary cut veneer, which is never attractive and for the most part,...

Terrible choice. That veneer will be well under 1/32" thick and will not withstand any sort of wear & abuse. The core of most hardwood veneer ply is...

Those are some well trained dogs. I wonder how well they'd do herding cats :)

I think Festool makes an attachment for their sanders for just this purpose. If you have a look at it, you may get some ideas for building one to fit...

A central vacuum shop should be able to fix you up with a good natural bristle brush.

While the glue lines in BB are murder on steel edges, they don't seem to bother carbide much. You might get a tad more tear out with a carbide...

The larger area the light source, the less glare & shadowing there will be. Linear or flat panel fixtures will give you a much nicer lighting...

Deformable?

The way he explains, it sounds like a deteriorating condition, most likely dirty or dull blade, I think.

- blade needs cleaning - blade needs sharpening - blade is not parallel with the fence - feed rate is too slow

Upflow ceiling fans strategically placed, will help keep condensation off the skylights.

His question has already been answered.

I've bought from them a couple of times. Service was good & delivery prompt. Quebec has never gotten a good handle on Covid & they're really...

As much as I love Baltic birch plywood, I find that it's generally a lot worse that regular plywood or MDF for not being square. Some sheets are...

Everyone know puns are the highest form of humor.

It does change with humidity, but not near as much as solid wood. Plywood changes about the same as solid wood does along the grain.

That's adorable! But it's a freakin' dangerous game they're playing there.

Between Lee Valley & HD, I haven't had a problem getting the hose adapters I need. If I can't find a connector for a tool, I get creative with a heat...

If they are primarily an industrial supplier, they are probably too busy/short staffed to take the time for a one off end user consumer. It's that...

Sorry no help here, but happy birthday. But that's a s***y present.

They were not uncommon here 40 or 50 years ago. They were more expensive, more labor to install and no better than a good wire nut.

I have made an observation from reading all these threads. Generally, the least funny & dumbest memes are those with the laughing emojis in them....

My SCMS sits on a slide out base in a shelf cubby that is closed in on the sides. There's an 8" duct running into the top of the enclosure. Dust...

there will always be a need for linear light fixtures. Some of the new LED linear fixtures have a lens that roughly simulates fluorescent tubes.

Ugh, that's one hole I wouldn't have stuck my finger in.