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rotor posted:i get around this by just using js, css and images and none of the other crap how is it possible to avoid *squints* .jade files???
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Jonny 290 posted:The brushless setups are sick but i still have fear of vendor lock-in and i KNOW for a FACT that the month after i spend $500 on brushless tools that the line will be discontinued and I'll be hosed. 120v 60hz is always there. not if you move to yurope
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polyester concept posted:me when i was trying to compress the rear brake pistons on a dodge caravan ever try to remove screws from wood with your bare hands? its funny how that works. a tool fit for purpose sometimes actually makes a job easier
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Dec 1, 2022 07:59
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polyester concept posted:"gently caress that, i am sure i can cobble something together using the poo poo i have in the garage instead" - a complete fool the guitarist in my band tried unscrewing something with a knife because he didnt have a screwdriver handy, at our last gig. now he has 3 stitches in his fretting hand lol.
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Dec 1, 2022 08:59
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echinopsis posted:knives can sometimes be sharp and the experts say you should only use knives with handles not with pedals?
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Dec 1, 2022 11:38
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Silver Alicorn posted:is a sewing machine a tool or a contraption its a tool
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Sagebrush posted:i am trying to learn more about sewing and garment construction… i'm trying to get the lab to pick up a cnc embroidery machine lol the most sargebrush way to do it. at least your true to yourself
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Dec 10, 2022 07:14
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try hand embroidery too imo. it’s a lot of work and also kind of fun and gives you an appreciation for the craft all you need to get started is an embroidery hoop, a needle, and thread. you don’t even need the special embroidery needles or thread if you don’t care 
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extremely pro tip: when you start out with either sewing or embroidery, start out in a woven rather than knit fabric. knit fabrics (think a stretchy t shirt type of fabric) are easier to damage the structure and most importantly they are usually stretchy. stretch is the enemy of consistent and straight needlework, at least until you start to get some practice under your fingers a medium-light weight woven fabric is ideal for starting some throwaway projects with because it’s durable, won’t stretch, and you won’t need any special tools to work with it (sometimes something thicker like denim can be a pita with normal needles and thread). the only real downside of woven fabrics is you have to finish the edges better or they’ll pull apart over time. DONt put unfinished edge woven fabric constructed stuff into the washing machine lol imo an apron is a pretty sick early clothing project. the shapes are all simple, there’s a lot of room for error before you get something totally unusable, and you probably don’t care if it’s not stretchy or high quality fabric in general. you can put as much detail work into it as you want. you can even embroider it e: if a 57 year old woman gives you some advice about any of this stuff and her advice doesn’t make sense to you and you think you see an easier way, your probably wrong. do it your own way to instantly discover why her advice actually makes sense but now it’s too late fart simpson fucked around with this message at 07:32 on Dec 10, 2022 |
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Jabor posted:hey now who built the formerly high quality manufacturer? was it a former soviet state owned factory?
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Sagebrush posted:man give me some credit, i have to deal every day with students trying to come up with their own "smarter" way of doing something i told them to do differently and having it all blow up in their face. i know to listen to the 57 year old lady im just relaying my own lived experience op
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Sagebrush posted:If I were in charge of the government I would have appropriated the sawstop guy's patent, given him like 50 million for it or something, and then opened it up for free and made it a requirement for every table saw sold in the country. It is a total paradigm shift in safety for what is traditionally one of the most dangerous tools in a shop. i hope the miter slide is ok!!
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Bloody posted:his original plan was to license the patent to table saw manufacturers and he attempted to force them into it by lobbying for regulations that would require his (or equivalent, good luck) safety device lol how do you know it works
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Dec 12, 2022 22:40
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akadajet posted:I think it’s expensive to buy whatever you need to reset it if that’s true… is it really worth it?
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akadajet posted:How much do you value your fingers??? $250?
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Dec 26, 2022 03:31
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seems easy to clean up to me. you just brush everything into the crumbhole and vaccuum it up off the floor later when it gets real bad
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Jan 10, 2023 16:24
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Raluek posted:someone mentioned speedcrunch here a couple years ago, so that’s been my pc-based thing since then for stuff that’s not well suited to excel i use sage math for that stuff
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Jan 26, 2023 05:58
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Progressive JPEG posted:i just use a python console sage math is nice because you have notebook files that you can save and open again later in addition to all the more advanced built in math stuff like doing symbolic math and derivatives and integrals or w/e
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Jan 26, 2023 15:33
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echinopsis posted:the fart simp it’s u
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Jan 28, 2023 02:24
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you should call her
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Jan 29, 2023 02:58
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make a wooden mallet with ur chisel
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Jan 30, 2023 02:04
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most other woodworking tools are basically just a fancy chisel
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Jan 30, 2023 02:06
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the size doesnt matter actually. ive been told.
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Jan 30, 2023 11:30
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any new tools?
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i don’t like power woodworking tools in general. powered drills are ok i guess. if i ever have enough space to work some wood as a hobby i think im just gonna do all hand tools
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i think this guys videos are relaxing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8FBgZxTECw
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i mean, you wont go wrong if you take that advice
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rotor posted:cut down a tree and just make something out of it? lol. whats the glue made out of? can you use all purpose?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J0SDvKHcL5M
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any toolws?
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i have sewing scissors in two sizes and they’re very well constructed and sharp and heavy
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what if your flooring is just 1 giant piece of floor
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polyester concept posted:the coarse side is meant to only be used to get a very badly abused knife edge full of dents and nicks back to a regular shape. it's very abrasive and removes a lot of material. the fine side is what you use to get the edge. i have a lansky one like that and it gets my knife sharp enough for 90% of kitchen stuff. it's not as sharp as what you see on those insane videos where they go through 20 different grit whetstones because that is absurd. got an example video? id watch 20 whetstones
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Silver Alicorn posted:that channel took a really weird turn a while ago. explain yourself
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May 26, 2023 07:49
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they just write that there because it tastes bad after it oxygenates. it doesn’t actually get moldy or anything that fast
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President Beep posted:lmao i bet all of your flathead screwdrivers also aren’t bent and chipped because you didn’t desperately use them as pry bars. lol that’s what old kitchen knives are for
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