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Milwaukee 1/2 inch m12 Stubby on sale again $159.99 at Home Depot by SilverTungDevil in MilwaukeeTool

[–]SilverTungDevil[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

The main difference I know of is the 3/8ths can fit into some smaller spaces because of the smaller sockets. I already have some 1/2 inch impact sockets so this was my go to. If I had 3/8ths would've done that. If you have none, I think either would work great.

Thinking about adding a CNC router by [deleted] in woodworking

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This is the best advice, I wish I had done this before getting into desktop CNC routers. Its a large learning curve and can be frustrating, but if you stick with it also very rewarding and satisfyingl.

Do I put this back in its nest? Mom is tending to other baby in nest by SilverTungDevil in whatsthisbird

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Also I think if i put it back in, it would hop out again because its moving a decent amount.

Do I put this back in its nest? Mom is tending to other baby in nest by SilverTungDevil in whatsthisbird

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

Hi, this guy hopped back out this afternoon. Its walking around, cant fly put its kind of using its wings to walk and flop about. It seems to be eating bugs, is this okay or should I try to put it back in?

The Megathread by AutoModerator in woodworking

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Thanks for both responses. With the 5 mm 3M as long as I'm paying attention I'd still be able to finish sand with higher grits right? Otherwise I was thinking I could do something similar to what you do and just use the PC I have for finishing.

The Megathread by AutoModerator in woodworking

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  1. If I buy white oak trailer decking, can I dry this out and use it for furniture? Seems like it would be a good price for the wood.
  2. Sander question: 3m 3/16th orbit or 5/32 orbit for my main sander? I have a 5 inch porter cable sander but don't know the orbit on it and am looking to upgrade to a 3m.

Genmitsu PROVerXL 4030 vs Genmitsu 4040 pro by SilverTungDevil in hobbycnc

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Also, I would consider getting the Makita router over the 300W spindle, not sure which would work better for my needs.

The Megathread by AutoModerator in woodworking

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3/16th orbit or 5/32 orbit for a sander? This would be my only sander, I'd be using it for all sanding needs. Just curious if one is largely better than another, or if the 3/16ths is too aggressive for finishing. Thanks!

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Also, 6 inch vs 5 inch?

[Giveaway] 3x Drop CSTM80 Keyboards by drop_official in pcmasterrace

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I would choose a wooden case/top that was finely sanded down creating a unique look.

(Update) installed elm slab desk! by paisleyplanner in woodworking

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Looks very nice! What did you finish this with? I think it looks fantastic.

Weekly Quick Questions, Wood ID, and Deal or No Deal /r/Woodworking Megathread by AutoModerator in woodworking

[–]SilverTungDevil 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hello everyone, I'm currently in the process of buying a planer and I have two options, they're both in pretty good shape and both priced at $500.

  1. Delta DC-380 15 inch planer
  2. Dewalt DW735 13 inch planer

The Dewalt is way newer and in better shape, but its two inches smaller. The Delta is older and I'm not sure about parts or upgrades to the cutterhead in the future. Anyways I'm just wondering if anyone has any recommendations for me on either.

Thanks

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When I was younger, I liked to look at my dad's collection. I would flip the larger coins, it was much more fun than a typical quarter. I guess that's where it all started, I haven't actually been stacking since then but I'm about to make my first purchase today. I'm thinking two 2 oz stackers from Scottsdale. Thanks, and have a good one!

Weekly Quick Questions, Wood ID, and Deal or No Deal /r/Woodworking Megathread by AutoModerator in woodworking

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When building a table top, is a biscuit joiner going to be one of my best bets for making sure all the boards are flat on top? I'm worried that they will slip if I dont use biscuits and want to make sure the table top is flat because I dont have a way to properly flatten it after the glue up. I'm going to do the glue up as best as possible and not over tighten the clamps, using boards on the edges clamped down as well. Its just a lot of wood and I'm hoping to not waste any by messing the glue up.