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FYI: Illustrated Cabinetmaking by Bill Hylton - Ebook | Scribd

And one always trusts the internet. Until I see this face to face I'll lean towards doubt. :] But thank you for the links.

not real. cgi. you can see the blurs.

It's not for this, is it? https://www.hess-timber.com/en/references/detail/google-kgx1-london-headquarters/

:oops: Really. I didn't know.

Forgive my naivety* but are there any visual samples you'd care to point to that show (somehow) shrinkage/expansion and how one deals with it in various circumstances. I'm highly interested and way, way, out of my depth. I'd happily embarrass myself (further) by making this a full post if...

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Kevinism - Wikipedia (believe it or not) Methinks we might need to start a new thread

WELCOME JORD :] ...and my brother is called Kevin, which he gets annoyed by and then reminds himself it means "handsome" / "of noble birth". :] It's amusing to watch the process. Love him. :]

is your shed/electricity usage in the contract? Specifically, if you're going " established office/workshop/formalised".

oh, it's just one my irritations...always seems to 'autosave' just when I'm trying to do something really important. can you beat 240MB? 😅

FYI I still use Sketchup Make 2017 without (major) problems on windows 10. Very rare crash. Autosave works irritatingly well (it's a bit slow). @J-G is right about Fusion 360 Both Onshape and BricsCAD may be good but they're expensive.

keep up the well thought out work...whilst ignoring your future self's hindsight.

absolutely brilliant question. This is one of the reasons (besides financial, and not needing them, and lack of space, and the wife, obviously) why I have held off buying new tools.

How is your future self holding up?

brilliant! :]

Wha? hold on! you're a mouse!

Just wanted to say a very big thank you for pointing this excellent series/build out. I've just finished nearly two days worth of catch up from start to 'finish (nearly)'. THANK YOU.

Even has load bearing building approval now!

OMG. that is quite stunning. those (I assume) tin boxes are gorgeous.