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Good idea on the stud nuts and epoxy. When you have a doh moment it would be quicker to drill to core diameter and then use a tap to clear the thread. Had to do it a few times myself. Will I ever learn?

I'm not a tennis fan per se, but I admire sportsmen and women generally for their skill, motivation and tenacity. So, whilst I started to watch the Raducanu/Fernandez game from the start, it's unprecedented for me to watch a match all the way through. I usually get a general impression leave...

As previously suggested modellers do use 0.4mm (1/64") quite routinely. A good supplier is SLEC Ltd who will sell you 1/64" birch ply 36" x 12" at £21.16 including VAT. I'm not sure if they will roll for shipment? If not, you would probably be advised to add a more rigid product to your order...

I bought a Creality Ender-3 V2 printer a while back. Assembly was easy - Too easy. The manual gives the impression that all you have to do is bolt it together, level the bed and all will be well. Not so, I had to spend a lot more time being meticulous with alignment of the various components...

The Trimble website still enables download of SketchUp Make 2017 which also allows access to the "3D Warehouse". When opening the application, make sure you only use the "Start using SketchUp" button on lower right of the welcome screen and ignore other options.

I always assumed it was part of the manufacturing process. To allow positive location in the jig used to secure and positively locate the bit during finish grinding of the cutting edges

Yes, they are M4 x 10 PH. Item 112 on the parts list at DEWALT. Refers to drawing at DEWALT Cheers Steve