This is far as I got...I have started emptying the tent, and will probably need help hanging this beast.
Looks like it's designed to run the driver remotely nice!
That depends on the lumber you start with. I started with rough sawn. But I had done the work planning and laminating them for ski core blanks (center of a ski) years ago. So yesterday I cubed them up and glued them vertically end grain up. Threw them through the planner again and then biscuit. Now I gotta wait for it to dry again and throw it through the planer one last time. Finish the edges.....maybe router in a juice groove.....maybe stain...maybe just mineral oil and bee's wax. I'm not sure on the edge....juice groove or finish yet lol just kinda screwing around. Most of the time involved is waiting for stuff to dry.
Started with rough sawn? You sir are a woodworker!
$203? More boos!
Today I am! I literally work with everything.
Time and waste. So much wood turns to sawdust.
I don't like spring loaded scissors. Gonna give these a try
You betcha ... we do it like the Flintstones dimmed their lights. We don't need no stinking potentiometers.
I bet there was lots of trial and error to get feeding dialed in. I played with my pump and manifold ,yesterday, just to get a feel for it.
Good idea ...
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Looks awesome Manfredo! Is that one light going to cover the entire tent?
Looking awesome yuppers how big is that tent?
It took a few hours before I really got used to them as I had used spring shears forever. They are razor sharp and I like the curved tips with their coating to help shed the sticky buildup. I would highly recommend them. They are really wicked sharp though and I've snipped little pieces of skin off by not paying close attention to them while trimming small buds. I want to get a pair of the heavier duty shears from them for my roses too.
I currently use these scissors. I had the bright idea to cut a wire with them and damaged the blade
I think he said 8x4
