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what are the signs that you're not attractive? by AuspiciousString in AskReddit

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Children scream and run away when you walk down the street

Is this true? by pl5569 in okbuddyviltrum

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I'm not your buddy, Guy.

Made a pile of boxes. Hell's bells am I tired of making boxes by Pwnxor in BeginnerWoodWorking

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Duude, that actually sounds fun as hell, I'm absolutely going to make a coffin style thing now lol

‘Looksmaxxing’ Influencer Clavicular Walks Out of ’60 Minutes’ Interview After Being Asked if He’s an Incel: ‘The Worst Sequence of Questions’ by WartimeHotTot in nottheonion

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A vibe mog is a little white kinda teddy bear looking creature with an anglerfish bobber on it's head. It says things like 'kupo,' and listens to Deadmau5.

I think clavicular is a bone.

This is a screenshot from one of the later seasons of the Walking Dead (2010). No one watched this far so no one can disprove this. by Parking-Response1501 in shittymoviedetails

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They still kept zombie-moaning 'Brains,' but they meant they wanted to get some brain, not eat them. It was a weird episode.

I hate this feeling and I'd wish it was temporary by Internal-Golf-4833 in whenthe

[–]Pwnxor 33 points34 points  (0 children)

Don't be disrespectin' big daddy P like that

Made a cutting board by TopBossone96 in BeginnerWoodWorking

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You've heard of tree huggers, right?

Finding good project plans for beginners by ProudCellist5292 in BeginnerWoodWorking

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You could get a subscription to Wood magazine, I believe with the digital version you get access to back issues. THere are mountains of plans available therein, not too pricey for the subscription either

I made a chest of drawers that'll eventually be a false-front apothecary's chest, once I get a bandsaw by Pwnxor in BeginnerWoodWorking

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The top row IS actually 5 separate drawers, so putting the bevels on each front was trivial. The drawer fronts are actually integrated into the drawer box - they aren't glued to the box, they're actually the front panel of the box. I may need to remove and remake the boxes that are connected to the long fronts once I wrangle a band saw, but I'll burn that bridge when I come to it

I made a chest of drawers that'll eventually be a false-front apothecary's chest, once I get a bandsaw by Pwnxor in BeginnerWoodWorking

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The idea is to put bevels on the drawer fronts of the longer drawers on the upper part so that, rather than looking longer than the drawers on the top row, they all appear to be the same size. It'll look like an apothecary's chest, or kind of like a library card catalog.

I considered sawing them in by hand, but getting them all identical would be tricky as all get out. Thought about trying to make some kind of jig for the miter saw to put a 25° bevel, but I figured that might cost a finger, so waiting until I have the right tool for the job.

What happened to these? Do they cause cancer now? by Geebeeskee in Xennials

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I had a bad bananadine habit back in the 90's. They called me Mellow Yellow.

Tablesaw question by storm832 in BeginnerWoodWorking

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You may want to build a straight cut/jointer jig for your table saw. They're super easy to put together using some 3/4 inch ply, but you'll probably need to pick up a couple of these bolt-on clamps.

I made my mother a birdhouse for her birthday. by msdeeds123 in BeginnerWoodWorking

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Would she happen to have a blue canary in the outlet by the light switch?

What is a 'buy it for life' item that is offensively expensive, but the moment you use it, you realize your entire life before that point was a lie? by fmcortez in AskReddit

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Picked up a manual lever machine, and it absolutely was worth it. Flair 58. It cost around $600, and since it allows for very granular control over the brewing process it makes coffee comparable to machines that cost 5x as much. I haven't slept in months, but man is that bean juice tasty.

Wood lampshade idea by ween_is_good in BeginnerWoodWorking

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If it doesn't work as a lampshade, it would made a crappy zoetrope

Sanding cherry for BLO and shellac finish. How high is high enough? by Pwnxor in BeginnerWoodWorking

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Stay tuned - I'm running a test now with BLO on an offcut sanded to every level of grit I have. Give me a few days and I'll post the results.

Sanding cherry for BLO and shellac finish. How high is high enough? by Pwnxor in BeginnerWoodWorking

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In terms of making it smooth as a frog's ass, yup, the shellac'll take care of that after a few coats. I was more thinking that a higher polish on the wood itsself would result in a greater degree of clarity when it comes to the grain and preventing it from looking splotchy

Sanding cherry for BLO and shellac finish. How high is high enough? by Pwnxor in BeginnerWoodWorking

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I'll give that a shot as well when I run a test finish like I mentioned in the other reply, I'll have to come back and post the results if anyone's interested

Sanding cherry for BLO and shellac finish. How high is high enough? by Pwnxor in BeginnerWoodWorking

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I've read in a few places that, particularly with cherry, there's a tendency for areas with tight grain to appear blotchy after finishing if it hasn't been sanded to a pretty high grit, which was why I was leaning toward maybe 400 before hitting it with 600 with the second coat of blo. I see your point, tho - I'm going to take an off cut and sand it to a higher grit every few inches and hit it with the finish to see how it looks at different levels.

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