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The warning has been there for at least a year. I just click ignore and have never had any virus trouble from it. I just tried to ignore it now an can't get past that.

It is a large pore, open grain. You can use it, but there are so many nicer choices. Figured maple likely grows in the same geography as oak, and is much tighter grained & much more pretty

I really missed your WIP threads while your computer was down...

I keep coming back to that. It's a little sweetheart. Any trigger work done and hows the double action pull?

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The vfd connected motors lose torque really quickly at very low speed. If you read the manual for the KB vfd drives, there is a graph of that. The vfd is good because it gives control over a wide speed range, but you don't need that high speed. gearbox reducers and chain drives seem to be the...

Talk to a lawyer about being Judgment Proof, It's more than just a waiver.

Howdy Welcome to the dog pound

That had such promise... Postal Money orders are looking better and better, even with the $5 fee...

I have found this helpful too

He is talking about those 2 specific models here. I deliberately avoided any mention of horsepower. You can't take that 3hp or 5 hp rating to compare it against any other models by different manufacturers. The air compressor (and now shop vac) companies are quoting some wacky calculation of...

Maybe, maybe not. The truth is you are looking at the size of the tank and not the capacity of the compressor and motor. Tanks are cheap and look impressive while they can short change you on the real guts. Look at the ratings for the tool that consumes the most, then buy the compressor for...

I looks like you spent some quality time in Africa too.

I have some experience with those tube type heaters from past workplaces. It's good that they warm up people and machines directly - and are vented outside too. My lathe bearings are tight in the extreme cold and she needs to warm up first. They work, but they are very directional. burning hot...

I use one of these http://www.mrheater.com/product.aspx?catid=42&id=23 It's pretty good right now, but when we are in the middle of winter, it takes time to go from really cold to tolerable. I have noticed that unless i keep the room vented with a door or window cracked, I start to sweat...

The link above http://www.wrtcleather.com/1-ckd/tutorials/_stitchpony.html Wild Rose posted plans and instructions.

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Something more like this.? It's a leather work tool http://www.wrtcleather.com/1-ckd/tutorials/_stitchpony.html

I've been looking at this a few times. I was noticing that the inlay comes awfully close to one of the screws. maybe design the layout better next time. and you are only showing the left side. does the right side and left side match ?

You cannot stamp into a heat treated blade. Have a look at what Tom Krein does. very small and unobtrusive. Electro-etching is the most common, but look in the yellow pages for trophy shops that advertise laser engraving.