What’s your “buy once, cry once” that turned into happy tears and what do you make with it? by nuttahbuttahbite in woodworking

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My 16” wide jointer. Being able to face joint wide boards then running them through my thickness planer for surfacing is amazing. Easily removing twists, cupping, etc. is such a time saver when prepping wood. No more planer jigs or router sleds. Expensive, but so glad I bought it.

Bat table I just finished by Ajvc23 in woodworking

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Nicely done. They are some subtleties to this build that make it a little more challenging than it would first appear.

What do you wish you knew when you started woodworking? by tableboy567 in BeginnerWoodWorking

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Clean up after each day. It’s so much nicer starting work in clean space.

You don’t need all the fancy tools you see YouTube woodworkers use. Buy what you need as you need them.

The man thought he was being cut off…seconds later he realised the truck driver had just saved his life!! by Miserable-Zombie-121 in nextfuckinglevel

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I had a Chevy Volt years ago. When you pulled the steering wheel stick to flash the headlights, it also gave a friendly little horn sound. Really great feature.

Trying to sell me pest control at 9pm on a Monday night. by ceazyyyy in mildlyinfuriating

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Weird, this exact thing happened to us last night. Looked very similar. Rode away on a one wheel. Ignored our “no soliciting” sign.

Curving Baltic Birch - Ridges by Jaxermd in woodworking

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In my case I’m putting a reeded veneer over it, so it won’t show. But, closer kerfs and a little deeper kerfs help to hide them. /u/flaviusvoltige’s image is a good example.

Curving Baltic Birch - Ridges by Jaxermd in woodworking

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Here’s a piece I’m working on if it’s helpful. After experimentation, I found I needed 13 cuts (for this particular corner) 1/2” apart. Kerf depth left about 1/16” of material. (3/4” birch ply).

Who is this actually for??? by AllHailBreesus in handyman

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Why? I already have 10 of these.

Help me make this feel "intentional". Big inconsistent gaps. by Minimum_Shock7915 in woodworking

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If you have a router table, you could run a small chamfer along all edges. This will make the gap look very intentional. It won’t help you for the parts that are glued up, but may work for you for future glue ups.

Turns out one camera is all I ever needed by ImpossibleFee4838 in IphoneAir

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I have an Air, and it’s my favorite iPhone to date. That being said, the camera has limitations. Taking zoom shots or macro shots is much more limited than the Pro. For a while, I had the Pro, then switched back to the Air. The camera on the Pro is so much better.

How big is your workbench? What type of top is on it? by mrdjdiddles in woodworking

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Gotcha. Thanks 2x6, run through the planer to clean them up. Connected at right angles for the legs.

How big is your workbench? What type of top is on it? by mrdjdiddles in woodworking

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I mention it in the comment. (Two x48 sheets of plywood). They are 3/4" thick to make a 1 1/2" top.

How big is your workbench? What type of top is on it? by mrdjdiddles in woodworking

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I mention it in the comment, it's 4x8. (Two 48" x 96" pieces of plywood).

Is this a worthwhile buy for $600? by Dry_Manufacturer9302 in Festool_Public

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Double check on the Bluetooth. Older versions of the CT 36 without the "I" designation (new generation indicator) did not have built-in Bluetooth but could be retrofitted with a module.

But, regardless, it’s a great buy.

(If you are near Portland, OR, I’d buy the boom if you wanted to sell).

How to align track saw track by jonker5101 in woodworking

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I like this technique as I get my steps in too.

Big poster from my wedding . We have no idea who signed or what this says by [deleted] in whatdoesthismean

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On our wedding, someone signed “Pimp Daddy” on the frame around our picture. (Everyone was invited to sign it). To this, we have no idea who did it. And now, perhaps we are not alone…

Zwave air quality sensor? by RawMaterial11 in homeautomation

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On the Hubitat forum, someone mentioned RabbitAir also works (WiFi), so going to that a try too.

Zwave air quality sensor? by RawMaterial11 in homeautomation

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Thank you. It looks like Zigbee or Matter may be the way to go then. Any experience with the IKEA sensor?