sammer wrote:In other words $200 paint brushes wont make you Picasso. Cut off your ear then we'll talk.

Can't argue with the rest, but I'm fairly certain that you're getting your painters mixed up.


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Looks like they made a home made rod holder, been searching and can not find anything like that. Shouldn't be hard to do. Most planers have a pair of threaded holes for attachments (depth guides, etc) so it's really only a case of attaching the correct size bolt to the end of your guide rod. That s...

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Also just to show you guys the router, I will be buying a new one soon this thing is too old in my opinion and the bit is only a quarter inch collet. Also looked it up it is from the 60s. You'd do far better to get that one serviced and spend the leftovers buying some quality bits than to spend the...

Excellent news. Truly excellent.

Is it possible to use those files from someone else's computer? Ie copy them and then install them manually? I would imagine so. I'm not sure if Dan would be happy about that, though, which is why I didn't suggest it. Obviously, if someone with a working copy could find the cached files and acciden...

I tried uninstalling and re-installing, updating the JRE and tried time machine to before I re-installed the OS, no luck. The first issue appears to be that graf's site is down, so you can't even et to the web start file. If / when it comes back up, the thing to do would be to grab the following fi...

Since others dont seem to be having trouble, does anyone have any experience trouble shooting snocad on Mac? Possibly. What version of OSX are you running? snocad was working fine or me under Snow Leopard, but is busted under Mountain Lion - I need to install / update Java, I guess, but I'm rather ...

PTTR wrote:

A hotwater rocket driven kicksled. 0-100km/h in 4s

Ah, that's Anders. He's mental. Gas turbine powered pocketbike, huge pulse jets, anything that makes noise and thrust.

Perhaps a long straight edge would help you see the bow as you're clamping, and allow you to bend the stack closer to straight as you go. Clamp from the center outwards, of course, and I think you'll find the stack is fairly flexible when you just have the center clamped. I clamp direct to a builde...

That's pretty mad stuff, man. Awesome.

Donek's hinged press appears at 29s into this video...
http://youtu.be/W4gnmG9RNxw

That's ace. Well done.

Coupla relatively interesting sidecut-related vids from Sean at Donek.

Oooohyabugga! You were skiing, I was painting skilift cabins. Bah!