I'm no expert on tuning drum sanders/planers to remove snipe but when I have something that I need to be finished with no snipe, I glue on sacrificial boards that extend beyond my workpiece. Then cut those off after
Don't order next day shipping. Moving that fast might make the heat pressed letters fall off.
You can't own the ball it's God's ball
The wiki linked in the automod comment can answer these questions better than most comments will
I want it because I just started PC gaming last year and I already need to upgrade since I underestimated what I needed
Make 1 cut almost full depth. Lower the bit a very tiny amount and make final pass to remove burn marks
Most of the really fancy pens are dyed and stabilized blanks. I really like the pen stand you have.
You would be better off resawing on your table saw before planing than using this
Very likely killed by somebody else in the crew. They get a little upset when you shoot their friends.
It's all found in raid. It's from the goons that somebody killed
I've used a panto router and it does great work. I haven't used the shark but it seems like an awesome tool. From what I gather it seems like the shark can do more things so there is a higher ceiling to the tool while the panto router is easier to use but more limited in what it can do. I don't think you would be disappointed in either choice just kind of depends on what you plan to do. CNC controls can be daunting to learn so just be sure to watch some videos and see if the use of their program is something you would be able to pick up
Are you pre drilling holes before driving the screws in? I've had screws break if I don't pre drill
What's the best clubhouse prank you've pulled or had pulled on you?
They could barely get the balloon to float much less make a Zeppelin from it
Peter Gray would like a word with you. Haha
This is the one I was looking for. As long as you have 1 strike left there's still a chance.
Any ballot without Wagner and Helton is bad?
A simple "yeah" would have sufficed
Jaguars and the city of Jacksonville agree to spend $1.4 billion on 'stadium of the future'
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