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Well then. I think my 6 boxes took about 1 year and a 1/2 to get to that point. I so got to get in the shop every night for a bit rather than once every 2 months.

I dont own any festools. My boss has about 100k worth of them. But for the price are they not like hilti tools. If one breaks they give you an immediate replacement to get you up and running again until you get yours fixed?

Also my half finished shelf. This week going to glue them up and load the lacquer sprayer up.

Roof on a shop.

Wow. I think, we are going to have a bad regular flu season. Everybodies imune system has to be down with all this hand sanitizer and no contact. I have not been sick in two years. but back to secret santa , I’d love to exchange with someone in England. We have lots of good stuff in Canada...

Don’t we all. I have not been out of my town for 2 years. Damn Covid!

I know in the aaw they ask upfront if people don’t mind shipping abroad as Some people enjoy getting things from diffrrent places. Also they will also pair people up from same countries sometimes. Aldo I believe they try and keep turnings to a, 6*6*6“ box, but one could turn a 3 foot wall...

Can I play from Canada?

First get rid of cat.

If your house burnt down here using that tool with a changed plug. Insurance would not pay out that’s for sure.

Every house in Canada has 220 volts. But only usually a few outlets. One for the electric stove, one for hot water heater, one for dryer and then a couple. In the garage if you get them installed. The breakers in the panel just bridge two 110 volt circuits giving you 220 volts. But on a job...

But beer is in plastic bottles. Google it. Major american breweries have did it for years in places like sporting events where glass is a Nono. And home breweries have had plastic bottles for as far back as I can remember.

How about an update

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Shellac, epoxy or urethane, is what goes on top of pressure treated railway ties or the like to hide smell. Since you have applied it on top of a board I would suggest a light soapy pressure wash then a water wash. Let dry then shellac. definitely not something I would ever try doing again...

What! It’s not! What have I been drinking then!

I use masking tape and hot glue gun on top of tape.just like when you router pewa patches into cracked wood. Hot glue the acrylic template onto wood then router.

I hate coffee!

Or put a wedge under each rafter with a plywood cleat to join to rafter.

It’s never going to be over Covid is the new flu. Drug companies have a new vaccine to sell us every flu season for ever!