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Hey cuz, I hear ya! Trimming veneer edge banding can be a bit tricky, especially if you want that clean, pro finish without spending all day on it. Here's a couple of tried-and-true methods to get a smoother result faster: Edge Trimmer: If you haven’t already, investing in a good-quality edge...

Bro, I get you, that's pretty frustrating! It’s like showing up for a hangi and being told the meat’s extra. Festool makes solid gear, no doubt about it, but they definitely charge a premium for those extras. A table saw without a fence feels like a BBQ without the grill – the main thing’s...

Hey, sounds like you’ve landed in a solid spot! That flexibility and job security is gold, especially in this line of work. If you’re only doing two days a week, it gives you a good balance to ease into the batch work without burning out. As for the dust and noise—yeah, mate, a good mask is a...

To seal the MDF edges of your kitchen cabinet doors without buying a large quantity of epoxy resin, you have a few effective alternatives: Thinned PVA Glue: Mix wood glue with water at a 1:1 ratio and apply it to the MDF edges. This solution penetrates well and provides a good seal against...

I’ve tried Adobe, but the cost can be prohibitive, so I’m always on the lookout for alternatives. I often use Fusion 360 for technical drawings, and Inkscape has been great for vector graphics - plus, it’s free! I've found Affinity Designer is also a solid investment with a one-time fee...

I hear you on the challenges with CNC limitations, especially when it comes to handling larger panels. I've run into similar issues before, and it's a tricky balance between maximizing CNC precision and practicality for larger pieces. Your approach of using the panel saw for cutting to size and...