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Mirka is far from the only maker of mesh sandpaper. I've been using it for over a decade. All the open areas between the weave is what allows it to stay more free of buildup than standard paper. Couple that with an attached vacuum, like that of the Festool, and that's even more efficient. Lifespan of the mesh is far greater than paper. Plus, I like that I don't have to bother with lining up the holes, like in the paper discs.

RIP Tab Hunter! You were gifted a wonderful family, as well as a kick ass name!

Sorry for your loss Todd.

No more than the thickness of the blade.

Flippin' awesome! That is such a game changer to be able to resaw to that thickness!

Yeah, I think he's one that you either really like, or really don't. I've never been captivated by his stuff, but I can certainly understand why others would be. It's more to do with genre for me. I like really boring shit. I don't have any comments about his personal life, because before your post I hadn't heard anything about it.

Oh.... Now you tell me!

My Step Father bought a new Ram truck in 2008. Within 6 months it was leaking oil on the driveway. Left a bad taste in my mouth.

I tried, but I'm just not a sci-fi/fantasy kind of guy.

It had some twists and turns, and they even made sense in the end.

I understand "mood" very well. And I'm hoping you get out of yours soon.

I couldn't have been more vague. Not to mention there are no K-Pop stars involved.

That in no way implies it isn't worth watching. On the contrary, I really like a mystery that I can't figure out.

I definitely didn't have that one figured out!

Like many Stephen King stories, it deals with the supernatural, but it's more mystery than anything else.

The Outsider. Limited series, based on a Stephen King book.

Sausage and cheese omelet.

Wanna split meals? That looks mighty tasty.

Always a simple favorite of my family. Potatoes, onions and sausage.

I really like the ZDAC. Mine is the V1.

Most of the joy in Jeff's life comes from complaining about Brent. And that's completely understandable.

Yeah, me too. I'm weird that way. I love watching things being built or fixed.

Stumbled across 'The Repair Shop' on Netflix. It's a British show that's exactly as it sounds. Quite interesting. This is definitely my type of thing. Some wonderful craftsmen.

For sure Kevin Bacon is somehow involved in bringing her into the fold. Six degrees and all.

To my thinking, It's looking like John Ross killed her, but Guy Pierce's character seems very suspect as to something.