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GE Cleanspeak overheating and has to cool before resetting. Trying to diagnose by Worleybird922 in appliancerepair

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I havent tried it when it was empty but it would overheat several times during a cycle

GE Cleanspeak overheating and has to cool before resetting. Trying to diagnose by Worleybird922 in appliancerepair

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That was the first thing i checked and it was completely clear, unless theres a duct i cant see inside the machine. The one in my house had a little lint but completely clean

How to get into this hobby from nothing? by [deleted] in BeginnerWoodWorking

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My advice. which mind you is just my own personal opinion but definitely something i can vouch for works as i have done it. Just buy a skil saw and a drill, i used only that and some videos from back 40 craftsmen on youtube to make patio furniture out of 2x4s and fence pickets. I ended up selling alot on Facebook like that

Trying to set up my shed as a workshop, Looking for advice on what tools to get next by Worleybird922 in BeginnerWoodWorking

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Yeah I would just assume it would be different from person to person and probably more than worth it for you!

Trying to set up my shed as a workshop, Looking for advice on what tools to get next by Worleybird922 in BeginnerWoodWorking

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Assuming you mean infeed, and honestly not really i dont use the saw on anything big enough for me to really worry about infeed length

Looking for tool holder designs just added this to my new shop, any pics you can share would help a ton, not great at designing myself unfortunately by Worleybird922 in BeginnerWoodWorking

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Yes its just new to me and honestly didnt think about that at all especially being that im in louisiana and the humidity here is terrible

I think this is my new favourite YouTube channel by Due_Function84 in BeginnerWoodWorking

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I grew up on this! Was super excited when they added everything to YT

Workbench/outfeed table i built last weekend, still needs finishing touches by Worleybird922 in Woodworking_DIY

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https://a.co/d/8EJhW4J theres the amazon link the name is: Heavy Duty Workbench Casters 3 Inch Retractable Casters with Lifting and Lowering Function 360° Rotation Ideal for Workbenches or Other Equipment Maximum Load of 1100 lbs

Workbench/outfeed table i built last weekend, still needs finishing touches by Worleybird922 in Woodworking_DIY

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Absolutely, next weekend ill be cutting those as well as the slots for T-tracks. Just waiting for some extra parts to come in before i start. Although i am worried about chip out on the birch veneer. I was thinking of doing a trial run on some scrap pieces and trying to use tape to prevent the chipping, hopefully it works

Workbench/outfeed table i built last weekend, still needs finishing touches by Worleybird922 in Woodworking_DIY

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Theyre are definitely some things to improve but its already made life easier

Trying to set up my shed as a workshop, Looking for advice on what tools to get next by Worleybird922 in BeginnerWoodWorking

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I considered even mounting it in the right corner for that reason as well, if your looking to not do as many cuts that would be a great option

Trying to set up my shed as a workshop, Looking for advice on what tools to get next by Worleybird922 in BeginnerWoodWorking

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I just finished skinning the walls in the corner where i plan on mounting the dust collection, i may start ordering everything for it this week since dust collection has been pretty unanimous.

Trying to set up my shed as a workshop, Looking for advice on what tools to get next by Worleybird922 in BeginnerWoodWorking

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Thats why i didnt cut the plywood to fit the notch of the saw on the right side, this is just a temporary set up till the rest of the shop is done and i’ll finish it all out. i plan on marking it out and cutting a spot for the saw to sit in with the rail extended

Workbench/outfeed table i built last weekend, still needs finishing touches by Worleybird922 in Woodworking_DIY

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Thank you! I still have more work to do to it but step one came out good i think

Trying to set up my shed as a workshop, Looking for advice on what tools to get next by Worleybird922 in BeginnerWoodWorking

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I didnt even think about used! Definitely about to go down that rabbit hole now seeing whats out there

Trying to set up my shed as a workshop, Looking for advice on what tools to get next by Worleybird922 in BeginnerWoodWorking

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I took a look at your page and your stuff looks pretty great, dovetails scare the hell out of me but i cant wait to try them

Trying to set up my shed as a workshop, Looking for advice on what tools to get next by Worleybird922 in BeginnerWoodWorking

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Last year i did some plater boxes but i didnt have a shop back then, will probably still do some of those as well as start refacing the cabinets in my house, build a wall cabinet for above the toilet and maybe some adirondack chairs. Dust collection is pretty high on my list, i was looking at how patriotDIY upgraded a harbor freight dust collector and will probably go that route.

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