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Success! The aluminum was exciting to go through..

Send all the extras over here for proper disposal

So I received the bushing set a day early and think I got it all setup. I guess the dust collection has to come off when using the bushing insert?

So working to get my sacd player back in rotation. That means I need to stack two components on top of each other. my rack has one open location, then two shelves behind a door. I have: Pass XP15, Esoteric K-05x, MiniDSP SHD, Berning MicroZOTL (old style) I was thinking of the digital spinner on the bottom, as it needs the rear cutouts for inflexible cables. I like the amp visible on top. That then means stacking the miniDSP on the photo stage or under the amp and not sure which one is better. It’s a tight fit either way. As an aside I will run the spinner single ended as I need the extra balanced voltage swing for my low output carts. I haven’t done this yet so that will be a bit of a change. I guess I need to find a cable long enough - been a while since I bought a RCA cable Any suggestions or thoughts?

I found a 6” black and decker polisher for $30 on sale that works really well.

Ok, I think I figured it out. I want a 2.5” finished circle, using a 1/2” bit and a 3/4” outside diameter bushing so I need a 2.75” inside hole and a 4” outside diameter. The thickness would be best if more than 9/16” (that’s the height of the bushing). Did I pass the math test?

Hm I am not exactly sure. I have a router with a “Standard U.S. Guide Bushing Adapter” (Festool OF1010 EQ Imperial) but no guide bushing (or at least I don’t see one in the box). I have various straight shank bits in 3/8”, 1/2”, 3/4”. I need the finished inside diameter to be 2-1/2” and then the outside diameter to be 3-1/2” (or up to maybe 4”) and enough surface to make sure it sticks down real well.

A jig less gate. Just wood and screws. Is this the design you copied?

Oh yeah that project - I need a circle router template so I can recess the nut a bit on the back of the plinth. Ideal template would be a circle on the outside too so I could use that outside edge to cut away the dampening rubber backing on the plinth.

Quite possible. I don’t compare their BAI’s - now you mention it, it wasn’t cheap. Then they figured out that another one of these can’t move itself. So maybe they will fetch a crane.

So, after hurting my back I left some things up to the pros. Look how that turned out. Yes the blue and red color in the background is the EMS.

Only if you promise no one else will bother me about them

These old things?

Yes sir. For some chairs.

I got some wood stuff!

Oh and the defender of the internet

Cicada season is over, lizard season is in! Oh and this is always in season.

Titus Andronicus - nice refreshing break from work politics

Inverted bearing with a hole in it. I hope it fits

I use multipart zips quite a bit actually. I would use 7zip via macports or brew.

That’s why they call it woodworking

Lage was just fantastic - i believe this was pretty much a unplanned jam session that shows off his talent https://youtu.be/Yrryw0HxV-A

Just made it to the back of the line