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Could be a fun project. I could build a beautiful chair, but could I build a comfortable chair? And at heart I'm kind of a LA Z BOY.

Only if you like a warm Muffy.

RIP Mary Ann.

A matching caddy to hold all of my turntable paraphernalia.

RIP Pierre Cardin.

Perfect! Thanks Naaman and Jim!

I guess trs wouldn't matter, come to think of it. Where would I find them in 1 ft.?

I'm wanting to build some 12v trigger cables for my Parasound Z stack components. The shortest ready made I can find are 3'. I'd like to build a nicer looking cable at any rate. I'm planning on using a nice Nuetric connector... I'm just not sure what wire I should be looking for. Any recommendations?

Probably for the best on Christmas morning. 😉 At least I now know you weren't responsible for Nashville.

Merry Christmas!

Merry Birthday Ric!

Four dollars seems reasonable to me. Seriously though, you're the only one that can answer that, but it seems to me that biking gives you a lot of pleasure, and probably a lot of time to get other things off of your mind. What's that worth?

That is the most awesome way to use cutoff cabinet scraps. Just beautiful Doug! Circle hole cutter tech has definitely moved up in the world!

Using the VPI 16.5 cleaner that Al graciously gave me on extended loan for the first time. There's something so satisfying when you hit the vacuum switch and the wand sucks down and dries the album. This is the first automatic record cleaner I've ever used. I'm hooked.

Have a phenomenal day!

Keep on truckin' Tab.

I had the Porter Cable version. It worked fine, but that's why I posted the Jet. I'm assuming it's American made.

Who does Grummer think he is? Buying a new TT without posting it on here! Pics damnit Mike!

It's hard for me to pick a favorite A Krauss album, but paper airplane is certainly at the top of the list. Beautiful setup!

The problem with that idea is that you don't have a fence to ride against, to keep two sides at 90 degrees to each other. However, I've had good luck with benchtop jointers. https://beavertools.com/707400-jet-jjp-8bt-8-jointer-planer-combo.html?gclid=CjwKCAiAz4b_BRBbEiwA5XlVVuI9gqMlBDjj72IesgPnE5_Dp7G1EsgUkceE-_9AkiXclGC2ndfw2BoCkhAQAvD_BwE

My shopvac used to suck up 99% of the chips from my Rigid planar. Less cleanup.

A portable/jobsite planar that needs more dust collection than a shopvac? Yeah, that's perfectly sensible.

The install of the helix head isn't quite as simple as they make it out to be.

It won't really make dust per se, just little chips. Still messy, but not something you're going to breath in.