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Read this thread with interest, understood maybe 5%. What would be your recommendation for someone who, at present, has a Lenovo Idea Pad with an i7 processor running Windows 11 who is fed up with MS tech support and subscription model. What I need is a computer that will let me send and receive...

My apologies. In my defense, I'm not very bright. Although I did prove to my wife that I'm smarter than she is.

Judging by your description, that's not the same hammer. The one i have has a straight graphite handle with a knob on the end, the face is crowned with an 1/8" chamfer on it and does not say Weight Forward on it.

A long, long time ago in a land far away when I actually had a job, I had the same problem. I bought a Stanley Graphite hammer with the tuning fork in it, solved the problem immediately. I don't know if the present iteration of that hammer still has the tuning fork in it but if it does i highly...

When I bought my table saw 40+ years ago I spent some time pondering which side of the blade to put the fence on for safety. I concluded that on the left side was best being right-handed. Being in the building trades I find that on the right is pretty much standard as it is on the TV shows and...

What's wrong with asking simple questions? Isn't that one of the things that this forum is for?

In defense of Joe Biden I think he had a tough job. He has to make consequential decisions in an uncertain world the results of which may not be known for decades. I don't necessarily agree with everything he's done but I believe he's trying to do what's best for the country. He can't help...

*** bolt would be another option

I own a Clifton #5. Love the plane, Detest the 2 part chip breaker. Do they make a solid chip breaker?

Still quite commonly used to install bottom track for steel studs on concrete floors

I've come in late to this discussion, but I can suggest that you try emailing [email protected]. If they don't have the part they might be able to suggest who does.

Years ago I had a similar problem. Switched to a Stanley Graphite hammer which has a tuning fork in the handle to absorb the vibrations. Worked instantly. Comparable price to regular hammer. Don't know if still available but worth checking out.

I recently acquired 2 of these. I would like to know what the proper skew angle of the cutters is. I've read online that it is 7 or 7 1/2 degrees however the cutters I have and the line on the cutter box are at 9 degrees.

I would use T-Nuts. You can counterbore the top with a Forstner bit so it sits flush.

Perhaps the phraseology of my original post was misleading. I don't have any interest in this company, I simply receive their catalog several times a year.

I don't understand this reply. I was simply providing the information requested by one of the respondents.

www.MLCSwoodworking.com fast joint precision joinery system pg. 7 of my catalog.

Concerning door handing. In the US there are two methods of determining the hand of a door. The first is the glazier's method. In that you put your back to the hinge jamb If the door opens to your right, it's a right hand door , to the left it's a left hand. The second method is the one the...

The bench is a Lervad. I have one.