nicer20
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Last Activity: Today, 10:27 AM
Joined: 09-04-2007
Location: Dublin, CA
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Wow !! Amazing craftmanship ... -
Wow !! Amazing craftmanship ... -
Oh wow sounds interesting - what are the new rules? Most importantly, what is the deadline?... -
LCHIEN, capncarl & Black walnut : Thanks for all these insights. Learning everyday from all you guys. Can't thank you all enough.
TC...Leave a comment:
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Loring, glad to hear you are considering 3D printing. I am new to this but let me share some stuff I have picked up from jumping into this since the holidays....Leave a comment:
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Heartiest Congratulations !!
Super Grandson Super Grandpa !!!!Leave a comment:
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Since it is aluminum which is fairly soft, I wonder if drilling 19/32" is a necessary step. Can you directly tap the existing damaged hole, with...Leave a comment:
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Yep agreed. I need to do some more research around my area. -
I have not very extensively searched my local area (SF Bay area, California) but the only Woodcraft store we had in my area closed several years ago :-(...Leave a comment:
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Best of luck !! -
That is an awesome bandsaw box.
I also want to make a bandsaw box now - hopefully some day soon when I can go into the garage/workshop.:...Leave a comment:
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If it is OK I would definitely like to try those out. Thanks. -
Wishing you and your family a very happy new Chinese year - the year of the Rabbit.Leave a comment:
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Sorry to hear about your loss. Looking forward to many more years of your contributions here.
Take care.Leave a comment:
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This is a good resource - hope it grows with more contributions.
dbhost - "BT3x00 SMT glide upper piece. Best done if your printer can...Leave a comment:
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That's great - a link worth saving !! -
Please share when you get a chance. -
I am in a bad shape since mid-September. Cannot get into my workshop. I can relate. Wishing you a speedy recovery. -
Those SMT slides may be worth checking out - so please share those files when you get a chance. TIA. -
cwsmith: Good luck with your printer assembly - from what I have read Prusa's are way easier to assemble. Also for a veteran woodworker & machine...Leave a comment:
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