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When table saw safety comes up, I always hear people talking about 'flying pieces of wood" or some other such nonsense. Wood does not...

Post #15 is the link to the people who built it

Ive been woodworking for 40 odd years and I wasn't aware that my long fence was "a recipe for possible death". In my shop, the fence...

I would just cut the wood to the best optimal square size, then determine if it could be cut shorter to get more than one usable blank...

I'll be very interested in the reaction compared to that of the U.S.

It's not difficult to find https://timelesscomposites.com/the-trailer/ If you read the webpage, it's just cedar glue and composites 1950...

You're covering the entire trailer, inside and out with strips of wood and copious amounts of glue, it's going to add some, no so...

How many lbs/kgs did he/she just add to what is traditionally a "light-weight" trailer?

No rivet heads showing

It's obviously thin lamination over a shell

If AI gets to the point where it wants to build things, it will need to mine or otherwise acquire raw materials for it's 3D printer...

If AI sharpened, it would be consistent, repeatable and precise, not ot mention faster. All the things you seem to think are...

Point taken As far as AI stands today, the consumer stuff we're exposed is fancy autocomplete. You'll get no more intelligent answers...

So,; 1. Consistency: 2. Efficiency: 3. Minimizing Errors: 4. Precision Work: 5. Physical Strain: These are all invalid and hove no...

Saying it's "wrong on several points" is not an answer. It may be a bland, generic answer but nothing is incorrect. 1. Consistency: 2...