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for the investor,, is there an ETF that invests i n stocks of companies whom sell sharpening devices?

so yu cpuld do something like this? Picked up the cabinet from an estate sale, retouched the finish, mounted the plumb-bobs, and put in our den....took my wife a week or two before she noticed!

take a 1/4" dowel and sharpen it in a pencilsharpener, dip it in stain for tiny precise touch ups Eric in the colonies

or you could take a boot sale handsaw and cut up the blade. Score em with a carbide laminate cutter and they break (DO wear safety glassses) and you've got a lifetime supply for a few sheckles

look at cratex wheels- tad on the pricey side. they can be profiled for gouges/ almost to vieners, but also available for dremel rotary tools

just listened this am to a radio show that described how the phishers are using AI to generate more convincing msgs, so we've all gotta pay more attn!

rule#1 don't use a cheap laser level that uses a bubble. The Bosch laser levels are great, but no different than any precision optical level, But you also have to prove them. I used one of them to lay out kitchen uppers, and found it was off by .125" over about 12', which caused problems...

locks only keep the honest folks out.

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try a stained glass supplier!

Saying your watersoftener is "programmed" makes me think it is an electronic type! From past experience, apparently the softener may need servicing., as I have been told that if they get clogged with the same calcium, they just stop working. The experience? One of our neighbours was drawing...

Some years ago I decided on an Hitachi M12V, why? I was cutting a lot of raised panels, so a little base deflection meant hours of sanding/scraping to make the divits disappear. so I put a panel-raising bit in it and measured the defelection on the outside...., and the M12V was the best I...

rent an airsled https://www.reliableparts.ca/product/inv_18818780 If the concrete is rough and might rip the bags, use scraps of laminate (arborite, formica, or the like) Thee is also a HD model

After having seen two fires in our makerspace lasers with in the last two months, I don't think it's prudent to connect it to a dust collector. (that might be connected to other WWing tools) 1st case involved cutting small pieces within letters in Plexi which burst into flames and caused...

disinterior said. "Applying sideways pressure to a table saw arbor is going to put undue strain on the table saw bearings....! Sorry Eric, but I dont think your suggestion is good advice....👎" I hear ya, and although yer right in some OCD world sense, my experience is that the "not good...

want a big cast iron top? use your table saw buy a sanding disc for it., one grit on each side. Inexpensive and versatile Drawback is you're limited in max depth of sanding compared to the dedicated sander,, but probably fits 80+% of you needs. Eric in the colonies!

asked was "But what do you do for the striker's hole? In the third photo, inear the upper right , sitting on top of a template is a round rod- which has a centre on it. You drill the striker hole in the door, put this in the hole, close the door and strike it,,,Et voila a centre for the hole...

finally got the pox taken and put together for the door tools (at least most of em) https://www.flickr.com/photos/183694571@N04/albums/72177720311450374 not sure if that will load properly, so individual photos are Eric in the colonies

hollow care doors typically have 1"ish solids on the edges, so however you cut the slot in the bottom, yer likely gonna have problems. It's been years since I bought one, but at one point they were available as "reno doors" with more substantial bottom pieces which if you got the details about...

a job for the church polishing brass. had to thread the tapered thing-a-ma-jig to hold the buffing wheel 5/8 x11tpi left handed tap---only had 12 of em to buff up. and you might have thought cabinet making was only about wood-butchery!!!1 Eric in the colonies