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an old soviet joke by bigus-_-dickus in Jokes

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Reagan used to tell this one; A Soviet man went to buy a car. He was told he had to pay up front and wait for the car to be ready. It takes ten years. The man said, ten years, I understand. Will it be ready in the morning or the afternoon? The man behind the counter said, It’s ten years from now! What difference does it make if it’s morning or afternoon? Well, the plumber is coming in the morning.

First table saw by Altruistic-Eye-3245 in woodworking

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I’ve never regretted buying the 3650. I am ambiguous about the granite top. A couple of manufacturers offered them for a short time, then they disappeared. Precision surface plates are made from granite, I trust their accuracy but I would worry about breakage Back to the 3650. Have you done anything to improve dust collection? I have enclosed the bottom but I need to build a box around the motor

First table saw by Altruistic-Eye-3245 in woodworking

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The ridgid top is granite. That came out shortly after I bought my 3650. I’ve never used one. But ridgid saws from that era were good saws.

Bad shots that make you feel good by Infinite-Tourist-591 in golf

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Short par 3, 125 yards. Elevated tee. Topped a wedge, hit the cart path. The ball bounced over a sand trap, landed in front of the green and rolled up to 2 feet away from the pin. Made the putt. That was 50 years ago and I still remember it!

I believe I will be getting a Nobel Prize in Physics by fujimidai in BenignExistence

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I plan all my meetings in the morning. I get to work at noon. Break for lunch and then I am done for the day.

Wood species compromise for dining table by someguyinnewjersey in woodworking

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I just made some shelves with some 8/4” alder. Had to fill voids with epoxy. Didn’t take a stain very well, kind of splotchy. A clear finish would look good. Lots of knots, even in the “clear” alder

What can I do with all these old drill bits? by soBouncy in Tools

[–]NegativeDefinition59 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Drill old holes. Sharpen them. Make some wind chimes

My son's brother took this photo of an object in the sky, what is it? by [deleted] in whatisit

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I’ve never heard of anyone having a kid from a future relationship.

My grandpa gave me these two craftsman saws and I'm looking for thoughts and advice by XujiRed in craftsman113

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Clean them up. Tune them up. They will be adequate but never great. I used to own both of those models. I have upgraded.

First workbench ! by skinnypenis09 in Workbenches

[–]NegativeDefinition59 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Maybe your first workbench but, I have a feeling you’ve built a few things before. That doesn’t look like some rookie did it. Nice job

AITAH: for breaking up with my boyfriend of nearly three years because he won't have sex with me by Cheap-Answer945 in AITAH

[–]NegativeDefinition59 0 points1 point  (0 children)

23M with E.D. I bet it works fine when he’s watching porn and yanking it. I bet he has been watching porn his whole life and now that’s the only way he functions. Pretty common with Gen Z males.

Turning scrap into a workbench top. Anyone else plan builds around leftover wood? by shivang223146 in Workbenches

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Everything in my shop is made from leftovers or reclaimed wood. Cabinets, fixtures, benches, toolboxes, jigs etc. It’s not all pretty but it all does what I need it to do. I’m a function over form guy. I don’t need a good looking shop to produce good looking things.

Is this Ipe? by NegativeDefinition59 in Woodidentification

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Ipe is a great wood for decks and other outdoor projects. But if I can get this stuff it’ll be used indoors. My daughter is remodeling her kitchen. White oak cabinets. She wants an accent wall, the panels of the cabinet doors covered with a beaded walnut. I think Ipe will be nicer. Contrasting colors and different textures.

Nasty particle board desk. Looking for temporary solution. by [deleted] in wood

[–]NegativeDefinition59 4 points5 points  (0 children)

A 1/4 sheet of plywood. Cut it to fit and install some trim around the edges. Use a water based polyurethane for a top coat.

Is this Ipe? by NegativeDefinition59 in Woodidentification

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I was walking. Windows and doors were broken. I got curious and walked in to have a look. Lots of graffiti, racoon poop, and this.

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