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But does avoid Deer etc. hitting their front end!

In my experience you need a magnet in the cabinet and the door. The pull between 2 magnets is much stronger than between just 1 magnet and a metal plate. If you do use 2, then cover one with a smear of silicone sealer, which will absorb the shock of a door being slammed. Neodymium magnets are...

It's a known fact that BMW and Audi drivers have issues with this.

But not cheap so they're better value for the money.

First off... Clean any old glue and resin from blades.... I soak mine in Turps or similar for a few days. Not only does it cut the friction but you will soon realise that the teeth weren't blunt but actually blunted by the resinous gunk. A good clue for this being the issue is black saw cut...

Run. away... Fast

I have these too and I'm very pleased with them.

My favourite is still...

Also three strips of flat wood and a hot glue gun. Personally a larger sliding mitre gauge works OK.

Trouble is, most disabilities don't fit into to the same tick-box. That's where Polymorph is so useful. The oddest thing I made with Polycaprolactone was a ring to fit on a guy's middle finger.... He could not hold anything and after we had made a cup holder handle thingy he asked for something...

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Can I suggest that anyone needing special shaped handles obtain some Polycaprolactone beads. They soften and meld into a plastic mass in hot water and may be squeezed into any shape. When cooled in cold water you end up with a hard plastic which can be drilled, threaded and tinkered with to your...

It appears that you are happy to ignore HSE guidance then?

Print single or double layer image in white PLA on 3D printer. Such thin prints in PLA can be used for T-shirts as prints and are applied with a hot iron melting the organic plastic into the cloth fibres. Obviously you need a non stick paper between the iron and plastic during the heating phase...

If it's only 3 feet long why not use the circular saw on opposite sides and then cut the middle section with a hand ripsaw?

BS!

Actually just another reason to try 3D printing and learn another skill. My printer has become a very useful tool.

First improvement is to fit a cover into the rectangular cut-out used for access to the blade bolt. They may be bought or 3D printed for pennies. You be could also just put some wide masking tape over the cut-out and at no cost. Stops a lot more 'dustage'.