Why that's not a screwdriver, I'll show you a screwdriver.
BTW Jasper link is very much appreciated.
"Handi Wipe" cut for an air filter. For when those foam ones disintegrate
Thats good McGuivering right there ^
You can use a ladies nylon for a fan belt.
I actually did that cause it was on a Sunday, and I had to get a car home. It held up the entire 2.5 hr trek back from the north land.
You can use a ladies nylon for a fan belt.
I actually did that cause it was on a Sunday, and I had to get a car home. It held up the entire 2.5 hr trek back from the north land.
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Not much trickery to using a router, except handling with care. That bit spins at an incredible speed, so make sure the router bit, and all other bolts on the router are tightened properly. I once had a router bit coming loose because of the vibrations. Also, important to always wear safety glasses and ear protection. Experience has learned me to go slow, making multiple cuts if needed.
I made my own Jasper jig with a piece of plexi glass for speaker driver holes.
I'm waiting for some acrylic plexy. I have a list of things I need it for.
The more I see what routers are capable of the more I want to get good with one. I mostly stick to a few basic types of joinery. Routers are a key to making them tight and perfect in super short durations. Joints don't have to be pretty as long as there good and strong imo. But some of the old English kinds are very admirable.
The more showy pieces look good with wood dowel and joints to lock it up tight. No metal hardware used anywhere. And sometimes NO GLUE!, It takes time to master woodwork, more time than I might have.
RE speed and accidents. I'd hate to be on the recieving end of a carbide bit after it came out doung 16,000 rpms. That would almost certainly leave a mark if it hit you first or second. 😳
The more I see what routers are capable of the more I want to get good with one. I mostly stick to a few basic types of joinery. Routers are a key to making them tight and perfect in super short durations. Joints don't have to be pretty as long as there good and strong imo. But some of the old English kinds are very admirable.
The more showy pieces look good with wood dowel and joints to lock it up tight. No metal hardware used anywhere. And sometimes NO GLUE!, It takes time to master woodwork, more time than I might have.
RE speed and accidents. I'd hate to be on the recieving end of a carbide bit after it came out doung 16,000 rpms. That would almost certainly leave a mark if it hit you first or second. 😳
I did the reverse, used multiple flexi-drives connected together driven by a Colchester student (lathe). I can't remember why the hell I did it.
I receive about 47 free hdtv channels in DC metro area on that antena indoors. I am thinking about placing it outdoors.
https://www.channelmaster.com/pages/free-tv-channels-hyattsville-md-20785
Of course, it's FM radio stations' content on the internet.
https://www.radio.net/
https://www.internet-radio.com/
https://www.fmradiofree.com/