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(Almost half of thirty)I know how to start a campfire from scratch. I mean, not by rubbing sticks together, but with matches/no fuels...Take the lawnmower apart to fix it himself? Well, don't have one, but I could try.Stitch up a little rip in his fancy tent instead of buying a new one? Have you never heard of hot glue? :)I don't know how to operate the washing machine, but if I wanted to know (thanks to having the internet!) it wouldn't take me long.Schools don't teach to use a pen and pencil?I have Grammarly enabled for the device thta I'm using right now. I use it to fix mistakes that I alrready know thehow they're spelled, just to save time when fixing typos. If I see a word that I didn;'t realize that I spelled incorrectly, I'll probably Google it. Oh, and it's an eazsy way to find...see more »(Almost half of thirty)I know how to start a campfire from scratch. I mean, not by rubbing sticks together, but with matches/no fuels...Take the lawnmower apart to fix it himself? Well, don't have one, but I could try.Stitch up a little rip in his fancy tent instead of buying a new one? Have you never heard of hot glue? :)I don't know how to operate the washing machine, but if I wanted to know (thanks to having the internet!) it wouldn't take me long.Schools don't teach to use a pen and pencil?I have Grammarly enabled for the device thta I'm using right now. I use it to fix mistakes that I alrready know thehow they're spelled, just to save time when fixing typos. If I see a word that I didn;'t realize that I spelled incorrectly, I'll probably Google it. Oh, and it's an eazsy way to find synonyms for words for my I'bles. <<<<And these are the mistakes.-----But again, the average kid knows pretty much nothing.

But again, the average kid knows pretty much nothing.*In these subjects.*But it's his/ her parents fault.*I guess.

But you have to remember that the streets were less dangerous back then. And there were fewer cars on the streets too.And that people weren't that aware/weren't that afraid of danger back then.

Cordless bandsaws. So cute! Google them!

Wow! Do you have a video?

I've heard that they aren't even that good, and not for small bits. With the 50-$150 price tag, and the cost of replacement wheels... Not worth it.It's not like I dull so many drill bits to make it worth it, though. $100 = about a 1000 2mm drill bits!

https://www.google.com/search?q=how+many+pounds+of...So 0.056 grams per hour X 17000 Almost a kilogram.https://www.acs.org/content/acs/en/pressroom/newsr...And I probably sneezed a lotWhich probably made a lot of windWhich cooled down and hardened the elbow grease, making it harder to work.Good enough? :)

I buy many 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, and 3.5mm drill bits on eBay. They're pretty cheap, last quite long, and break normally before they get dull. At least the smaller ones do.And now after re-reading your comment I actually understand what you meant. Another idea could be, perhaps, when assembling large panels or something like that to drill holes and hold them in place with drill bits, until you can drive in the screws. I don't know.

I would think that since the disks are so small, the sandpaper would get dull really quickly, and the time that it would take to replace them would make it non-worthy.

Isn't sanding by hand faster?

100th Instructable!It took me 23 months, AKA 102 weeks, AKA 713 days, AKA over 17000 hours :)

Uploaded.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8Em2ALbS0Y

Not all knives get attracted to magnets :)

I see it once. I think I had a similar problem with my last I'ble (published June 22nd), but I can't remember exactly what. I think it didn't let me publish too...

Why would you want to do that?

Less than I thought. I believe Oak is like Beech, so Pine shoud be much quicker...Have you heard of THE GENIUS Matthias Wandel? He sells his plans for the pantorouter for less than $20! Google him now!

How much time does it take you to carve a single mortise and tenon joint?It takes me about a million years to carve small pieces in European Beech/Maple, but I use cheap bits that aren't really sharp...Still, worth the $1000 :)

Prikolyukha-deceit :) is the English translation.English?

Yes. Hmmm... That's a hard one. That's not how the grinder is supposed to be used, and currently, I've converted it into a router table, which you can see in my last I'ble.I guess the concept and SketchUp model of this tool can be great, but to be honest, it isn't that good. It's everything in everything, but nothing really is as good as I'd expect. I mean, if more parts were aluminum or even steel, I could say it's worth the money, but it's actually quite flimsy.I I can say that they could have simplified its design to make it with less parts, more tools, and quicker to assemble.If you have the money that it costs to spend on tools, I'd go to an antiques store or something like that. I think you could get more for what you would spend.Also, you can't buy replacement parts such as jigsa...see more »Yes. Hmmm... That's a hard one. That's not how the grinder is supposed to be used, and currently, I've converted it into a router table, which you can see in my last I'ble.I guess the concept and SketchUp model of this tool can be great, but to be honest, it isn't that good. It's everything in everything, but nothing really is as good as I'd expect. I mean, if more parts were aluminum or even steel, I could say it's worth the money, but it's actually quite flimsy.I I can say that they could have simplified its design to make it with less parts, more tools, and quicker to assemble.If you have the money that it costs to spend on tools, I'd go to an antiques store or something like that. I think you could get more for what you would spend.Also, you can't buy replacement parts such as jigsaw blades. And the grinding bits that they supplied are totlly off centered. It's more of a toy. Helps? :)

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Hmmm... How about cheap diamond holesaws from eBay?I wonder if they can drill through steel. If I do try this, I guess I'll have to think of the size: not too weak, but so I'm not weakening the bar!

Hmmm... It's working better than it was before.Maybe somehow with toggle clamps?

And I wonder how long they can last.

This definitely doesn't look to me like a cheap clamp. It looks to me like they've mostly been worn out. It does have quite a bit of play, but I think it's OK.I've been trying to use the clamp, and I feel that it's getting better. If it doesn't work, I'll try drilling holes with a diamond holesaw for a removeable key, or whatever those are called.

Epoxy resin! Will try to suggest this to Peter Brown.

On a second thought, I don't think I have a way to contact him without him thinking I'm the average spammer...

Because the bits got dull? Broke? Incorrect RPMs? Are you keeping them cooled?I don't know. Never done any of this :)

I don't know, but keep in mind that different plastics will be able to support different weights...