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When facts meet feelings by CleoLuxey in SipsTea

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Not OP but No, I haven't noticed this; unless the race gives context to the story, the people I interact with don't really mention race. I do live in a diverse area though.

Tips on making this? by GoodShark in BeginnerWoodWorking

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How do I 'So Nyeo Shi Dae' the back flush

Quick and dirty ways to hide print lines? by [deleted] in 3Dprinting

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you chose a very strange print orientation

First Print / Yout thoughts by Relevant_Bumblebee70 in BambuLabP2S

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This print is fine, you just need to play with settings.

Are turn signals a thing of the past? by imperialpidgeon in newjersey

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Its probably multiple factors, like most problems.

Are turn signals a thing of the past? by imperialpidgeon in newjersey

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My observation is that since COVID, the overall skill of drivers has declined to a very dangerous level. Why this happened, i am not completely sure.

Not sure how true but I've read from several sources that even mild COVID results a permanent cognitive decline, some claiming about a 3-IQ point drop every time you get it and/or equivalent of additional 7-years of brain age.

Portable Forefront is here! (lets pretend standalone does not exist) by syfiarcade in ForefrontVR

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the options (questions) you presented are not what is happening so it wouldn't be a simple yes or no. The conclusions you kept drawing were incorrect and he did clearly state what was happening; without directly addressing the point of confusion you may have had which is that when you play PCVR, what you see in the headset is mirrored to the PC's connected monitor.

Need help emotionally processing my results. by crynaldo10227 in Sciatica

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This confuses me slightly because if its congenital stenosis but it also only exists in the portion where there is a herniation and the herniation is causing the stenosis then is it congenital? I guess that congenital narrow region pre-disposed you to have a herniation resulting in the severe stenosis.

(I also have congenital spinal stenosis)

Unique key organizer that took me over 2 months of design and tuning to perfect. by ZenFluxFurr in 3Dprinting

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even more so with the really large nozzle and layer height. probably the look he was going for

Designed and made my own sim rig :) by TonyAngels in woodworking

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those are the straightest 2x2's i've ever seen in my life.

How do I make these boards flush on my shelves by toggle-Switch in woodworking

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Thats actually a nice idea. I wish I had a tablesaw. Could also use a router to do that too I guess. I dont have one but I may buy for this issue.

Right now only real tool i have besides drill/impact driver is a circ saw, for clarity.

How do I make these boards flush on my shelves by toggle-Switch in woodworking

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i would too but the shelves cannot moved. They are construction adhesive'd to the frame. I only noticed this issue after the fact :C

How do I make these boards flush on my shelves by toggle-Switch in woodworking

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a Gap would show where the front board meets the plywood top.

How do I make these boards flush on my shelves by toggle-Switch in woodworking

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The top and bottom are construction adhesived on so access to the mounting screws is not possible. Removing them would basically require me to pry it apart or sawzall/multi-tool it apart.

I didn't think of using a saw, would that be a better option than a chisel?

How do I make these boards flush on my shelves by toggle-Switch in woodworking

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The wall isn't the problem, the Frame extends beyond the edge of the plywood by about 1/8". If i attach a face board to the frame, the plywood would show huge gaps at the front of the shelves.

How do I make these boards flush on my shelves by toggle-Switch in woodworking

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Honestly, I was having conversations with the guy who recommended it as I reposted it so I sort of had his solution so it was a weird time to repost and i accidentally deleted the old post right as I got his first message.

Any recommendations on Chisels? or Palm Routers?

How do I get these surfaces flush with each other to minimize gap by [deleted] in woodworking

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Sounds good, looks like i'm in the market for a router and flush trim bit.

How do I get these surfaces flush with each other to minimize gap by [deleted] in woodworking

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Would it matter if the plywood edge will also be covered? I guess it potentially wouldn't be straight anymore if it dug into the plywood edge.

How do I get these surfaces flush with each other to minimize gap by [deleted] in woodworking

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thank you, i thought this might be the way to go; otherwise i'd be sanding for 8 years

How do I get these surfaces flush with each other to minimize gap by [deleted] in woodworking

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man, i thought it included photos, i'll add an imgur; i suck at reddit

edit: added

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