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Not sure if this is the best cover ever, or the worst.

Pain Bâtard with white, wheat, and pumpernickel flour.

So long as I use 3 in 1 oil, I've never broken a tap in an aluminum heatsink. And I've done it hundreds of times. Just use the correct sized drill bit, and preferably a drill press for the initial hole.

Sorry for your loss, Todd.

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Happy Birthday!

Happy birthday!

Knew someone years ago who had an oil company show up and deliver to a hookup for a long removed basement tank. Flooded the basement. House was a total loss.

Happy birthday!

Happy birthday!

Happy birthday!

@mikeymad https://www.theguardian.com/film/2022/feb/14/ivan-reitman-hollywood-hero-ghostbusters-director-hadley-freeman

Ivan Reitman, Director of Ghostbusters and Stripes: https://www.vulture.com/2022/02/ivan-reitman-director-of-ghostbusters-and-stripes-has-died.html

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I think you won't go wrong with the Forrest blade. But a Ridge, Tenryu, etc. would surely be just about as good. I generally only use one of the bandsaw ports. I have not notice it working any worse doing so. And I don't have my whole shop plumbed. Instead I have a single large hose that I move from tool to tool. Works just fine. My #1 shop rule is that I am never in a hurry, so I don't mind a few extra minutes moving things around. https://www.rockler.com/rockler-dust-right-4-quick-change-handle-with-expandable-hose

I'm sorry to hear about your mom. Also very sorry to hear about your kitty. For Dunhill, a litter box with low sides may help. They make them for rabbits. We had one for an elderly cat and it helped a lot. Additionally, there are some new treatments on the horizon for arthritis pain in cats: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/health/2022/01/14/cat-arthritis-fda-approves-groundbreaking-drug-pain-management/6524588001/

If you are resawing, I like the carbide tipped blades. I think they are worth the expense.

Which one? W1706 shows $1300 with free shipping to me. I wouldn't pay that for it. W1849 is showing $2200 shipped - $1300 for that is a good deal. It lacks the foot brake and ceramic guides of the similarly priced ($2200 shipped and in stock at Woodcraft) Lauguna 14bx. At $900 less that's fine, though I'd rather pay the extra for those two features.