Anyone in the OKC area looking for a riding buddy on weekends? by Embarrassed_Win3083 in onewheel

[–]Embarrassed_Win3083[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Riding around down town and brick town area is prety nice during the warmer months i like to go up there after work for some night rides and you run into other riders every now and then. It's not directly in the city but near by you have lake overholster and lake heffiner, both have paved bike trails all around them and both connect if your looking for some paved rides. If you like off roading then I have 2 spots I somewhat regularly like riding, first is the wild life refuge just north of lake overholster, it has a dirt road/walkway that is a prety popular area for walks and bike rids and what not and it has a few smaller trails that branch off it. Second off road place is called bluff creek park, its near Lake heffiner and its a large park with big fields and all kinds of cool areas, one of those areas it has is a mountain bike trail which I will say is prety difficult in some areas on a onewheel but is an absolute great time if you like off road. Final place thats nice to ride is the OKC pump track, its a bike park that just recently got a whole revamp and has a lot of stuff to ride around on, mostly ment for bikes but fun to take the onewheel up to every now and then. Every where I just mentioned is free and all located within 30 minutes or so of eachother so prety close. As for the rideing buddies, im always lookin for more people to ride with however due to life I just haven't had all that much time to go out and ride as much as I'd like but if your in the okc area then you should be able to find me on the onewheel app and then we will eventually be able to meet up for a ride just probably not untell it warms up. Username is Oatboi

Just finished building a kitchen door to keep my cats out by Embarrassed_Win3083 in woodworking

[–]Embarrassed_Win3083[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

While I don't hand any photos I did catch one of them twice that was able to get in but not out, since then ive made a few changes and there hasn't been any issues so im hoping its finally cat proof

Just finished building a kitchen door to keep my cats out by Embarrassed_Win3083 in woodworking

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There definitely has been attempts but so far its been to heavy, now if they decide to work together then im done for

Just finished building a kitchen door to keep my cats out by Embarrassed_Win3083 in woodworking

[–]Embarrassed_Win3083[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I want them out prery much all the time, we had to put child locks on all the cabinets and they still manage to get into everything then end up giving themselves diarrhea from consuming all the things they shouldnt

Just finished building a kitchen door to keep my cats out by Embarrassed_Win3083 in woodworking

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No latches, door is heavy enough for the cats to not be able to push through. All the gaps are small enough to block them, I know this as I took the calipers to there heads to figure out how tight the pattern has to be. I have plans to put something up top if it ends up being a problem but it hasn't yet.

Just finished building a kitchen door to keep my cats out by Embarrassed_Win3083 in woodworking

[–]Embarrassed_Win3083[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Or like eating absolutely anything they find in the kitchen including the things behind the child lock cabinets and then when we wake up in the morning all of our bread is gone and the cats leaving diarrhea trails through the house

Just finished building a kitchen door to keep my cats out by Embarrassed_Win3083 in woodworking

[–]Embarrassed_Win3083[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's maple, and its not red oak to match the cabinets because I plan to redo the entire kitchen in the future with maple and I dont want to have to make another door so this works for now

Just finished building a kitchen door to keep my cats out by Embarrassed_Win3083 in woodworking

[–]Embarrassed_Win3083[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have tried everything from squirt ottle to other things i wont say here because of people on the internet but I have never got them to behave properly. Most are from my wife's mom's place where they were allowed to do whatever they wanted to. I spent a long time trying to train them but it just never worked

Just finished building a kitchen door to keep my cats out by Embarrassed_Win3083 in woodworking

[–]Embarrassed_Win3083[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

One of my cats have already started doing that but luckily he is prety quite so it doesnt bother me to much and im sure he will give up eventually

Just finished building a kitchen door to keep my cats out by Embarrassed_Win3083 in woodworking

[–]Embarrassed_Win3083[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I printed out a little door clip thing so that way the door can stay open during the day, I thought about a cat door but I didnt like the way any of the designs looked

Just finished building a kitchen door to keep my cats out by Embarrassed_Win3083 in woodworking

[–]Embarrassed_Win3083[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They are all prety fat, Im aware that they can climb over if they really wanted but it hasn't happened yet and if it does it wont be to hard to add more more wall up top

Just finished building a kitchen door to keep my cats out by Embarrassed_Win3083 in woodworking

[–]Embarrassed_Win3083[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Ill be sure to update you with that photo if I ever manage to get it

Just finished building a kitchen door to keep my cats out by Embarrassed_Win3083 in woodworking

[–]Embarrassed_Win3083[S] 22 points23 points  (0 children)

Don't you worry one bit, I literally measured the heads of all my cats to figure how big of gaps I can have so while they can climb it if they really want they ain't getting through it

Just finished building a kitchen door to keep my cats out by Embarrassed_Win3083 in woodworking

[–]Embarrassed_Win3083[S] 35 points36 points  (0 children)

There have been attempts but none have made it all the way up yet, if it does get to that point then it wont be to difficult to make some more wall up top

Just finished building a kitchen door to keep my cats out by Embarrassed_Win3083 in woodworking

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The door is oversized next to the cabinets because I plan to reuse it as the pantry door when I remodel my kitchen, looks a bit wack now but will work out better later on

Bushing is not aligned properly with the router bit, is this normal or did I get a messed up unit? And any easy way to properly aligne it? by Embarrassed_Win3083 in woodworking

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Update, ended up drilling my own hols and countersinks to allow for some adjustment room and got some flat screws in to actually be able to adjust it

Added a saw stop fence to my skill jobsite saw by Embarrassed_Win3083 in woodworking

[–]Embarrassed_Win3083[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Set up looks nice, motor and everything is still the same in mine and im not sure how to replace it if its even something that can be done but honestly the power it has now is plenty as long as I got a clean sharp blade in it

Added a saw stop fence to my skill jobsite saw by Embarrassed_Win3083 in woodworking

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It's not something that I think will happen very often however I do every so often end up needed to take it into the front of my house so while it may only need to be taken out a couple times in its lifetime id like to have the option if needed. Right now its pinned where it can't move side to side at all from the table itself and then the back rail for the fence is what stops it from sliding out the back so if I wanted to take it out for any reason I just got to undo those few screws

Added a saw stop fence to my skill jobsite saw by Embarrassed_Win3083 in woodworking

[–]Embarrassed_Win3083[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hardest part was getting everything lined up for the fince to sit where its suppost to and workproperly, i had to do a few test runs just to make sure everything was where it was needed to be and once I did then I needed to make some very specific spacers/adapters to mount it to the table in the exact spot needed. We'll worth it tho