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You'll be better off posting an ad asking about broken headphones. I'd also post on that other headphone forum.

Yes. Buy some broken or janky headphones that you like the sound of on ebay or such. You're better off scavenging drivers than finding stand alone drivers to buy. Which brings to mind, I've always wanted to hear K1000 drivers in an over the ear headphone body.

They wouldn't celebrate it this way on postjack's forum, but this will have to do.

It doesn't look common to me.

Come on gents, this is a great cause!

Don't get me wrong. Properly maintained they work great. The problem is most are not.

Oh yeah, I see him now.

It's just too much open blade for my comfort. Not to mention that a lot of radial arm saws have a bit of slop.

As Wayne has already pointed out, it's hard to believe that so much time has gone by. You deserved to have a long and wonderful life! But the universe had other plans for you. We really miss you Matt. I for one am better for knowing you, even if only briefly.

R.I.P. Matt.

I bet! I have used a 12" dado set on a Delta radial arm saw. Scared me, and I'm pretty fearless around tools.

No donating biscuits Brent!

Great job!!! It seems as though the donations may have slowed. We can't let that happen guys. I'm in again.

Already an hour into my work day by then, but thanks for the offer.

It is British weather after all. I still object to the loose use of the word mountain in the bay area though. That's a mountain!

I hear that he's spending all of his time working on headphones designed for cats.

That's a hell of a start to a post! I'm blushing! How was the wood? I'm talking about the lumber yard!

You are what? 😝

Jeff, the unit from King's Fine Woodworking not only has the benefit of extra storage on the side shelves, but I'd image those would add some rigidity as well.

Have a fantastic day Ian!

I've been expanding for a good 30 years now.

I think it's just that you're not doing it correctly. I've posted the correct method in easy to follow steps... Step #1) pre-heat sufficiently heavy ceramic mug. Step #2) pour hot coffee into afore mentioned, heated ceramic mug. Step #3) swirl coffee around in ceramic mug to coat well. Step #4) pour coffee out of mug, into sink. Step #5) fill coated mug with Irish Cream Liqueur. Step #6) drink.

Just now seeing this. In and done. As usual it's a privilege to help sponsor you for such a great cause. You are an inspiration!

Colin, is that you?