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nice router table!
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I dunno, one time I saw you put the wood in the wrong direction. Just saying.
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Uh no. I see now. Sadly none at Woodcraft.
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I went team Head-Fi and found the cheapest thing that I am here to tell you is amazing. It seems to be good enough for my little project. I wish the holes lined up on the pad saver so dust extraction would be better though. Making a trailer storage solution for a sailboat using marine ply and epoxy.
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There isn’t a multi grit option in smaller quantities - ya gotta pay $70 a box.
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Went to an acquaintance who has like all the green tools and compared the ETS EC 150 to the regular one. Actually preferred the non EC and just picked it up in 3mm. Super annoying there isn’t a mesh/net disk assortment. Specifically having an issue with west system epoxy clogging up the regular paper backed disks and looking to try something new out.
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luvdunhill replied to skullguise's topic in Off Topic
The obligatory MOTMOTMOTMOT -
Nice! Definitely a step up!
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Very cool. Needs more scrolling though.
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Is there a way to define an area and have a pattern design filled in that area, or are these designs just made for these specific dimensions?
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and now for something completely different part 3
luvdunhill replied to kevin gilmore's topic in Do It Yourself
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Wow that’s super cool!
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I see. So the steel pieces are the wall. If I secure it to the concrete on the right (yes Al is correct with his marking) then it no longer will be straight. If I don’t secure it, it will be nice and straight, but there will be a gap between the steel wall and the concrete on the right. I would need to fill it with some sort of coating (Sika makes a self leveling material and there is some you heat up as well..)
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I like things straight, what can I say. So looking for advice. Do I attach my steel wall to the concrete and live with a wavy line, or leave a gap and fill it in later with concrete. I plan on using metal stakes and concrete on the back side of the not-so-great-wall so that would make it straight.. I already want to raise the wall a bit so this is just a dry fit to mark the holes for the to be concreted posts