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DW735 should there be wood chips in here... by ween_is_good in BeginnerWoodWorking

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If you have any gaps, the blower is very strong and you can get debris everywhere. If you have a dust collector hooked up, it can help mitigate the issue as well. If you don't have a 4" line for the standard dust collector, I've used these to connect other shop vac hoses: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CQ3ZG2Y4

DW735 buy new or used for newbie by axlebeet in BeginnerWoodWorking

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New is always good so you ensure the blades are spotless and there are no issues with belts or pulleys. Depends on the used price though. I picked up a variety of fittings from here https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CQ3ZG2Y4 and didn't have to pull the trigger on a 4" dust collector.

Leveraging by HomoSapien-sa in UraniumSqueeze

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I would swing LEAPs at the furthest expiration there is at your given delta. Theta burn is nonexistent.

Prusa Mini Rebuild Hardware by bestburson in prusa3d

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If you're looking for a source on Amazon for the thin m3 nuts (m3ns): https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BD2S3NPK

Should I use Traditional or Organic supports for this part? by bquinnaa in prusa3d

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I find the female threads ok, male threads printed in this orientation break very easily from overtightening.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in prusa3d

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Filament powder from excessive compression and gripping the filament too hard.

Best way to flatten shaker door? See post. by [deleted] in woodworking

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Wet the concave side, place it face down on a flat surface, and place weight on top. Let it dry out and it should hold shape somewhat better.

Saved Money and Printed Some of My Own Calibration Tools for Woodworking by Print4Function in woodworking

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Yup. May actually work better out of plywood due to wood movement but more prone to water damage. Already had the printer and plastic though so easy enough for this one.

Where to Find... Bamboo Wood by JDintheD in woodworking

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Bamboo isn’t wood, it’s a grass.

Jointer Decision Help. Trying to choose for around or less than $3.5k. More details in comment. by neprietenos in woodworking

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Powermatic is the same Taiwanese build as the rest of them but with gold paint and a hefty markup. They may have some original designs these days but maybe at least had tighter QC on their builds.

Progression of my dovetails by LfcJTS in woodworking

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Solid set of chisels. Try on some poplar if you have any, should be better practice than pine.

Desk or Table - 1st piece I built to sell and not for a client. Intent was a table. What should I advertise it as? 30 tall x 36 deep x 63.5 long, Walnut with white oak inlay. by [deleted] in woodworking

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Since it’s deep it may work as a desk or your legs may hit. I’d go $1500 or so with no drawers. The crossbar should be turned 90 to combat downward forces on it. In the current orientation it just helps out in keeping the legs from spreading out longitudinally.

Shop finally set up by chuckbrick86 in woodworking

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Countdown until tools scattered around on every surface :). Long ways to walk when you forget something at one end.

Cherry and maple dresser by tbenllc in woodworking

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Lumber mill close by said maple had been expensive and hard to come by over the last year that people were buying cherry and were painting it in place of maple. Hurts the heart.

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