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This might be cheaper if using a circular saw to break down plywood sheets. https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%3A%2F%2Ftse1.mm.bing.net%2Fth%2Fid%2FOIP.9Z9LT2LRW2cWRB80oQBiEgHaEN%3Fpid%3DApi&f=1&ipt=04d4c9312843d1f8cf855d949267a9d013d742aec16757f423a2dc32c57b044b&ipo=ima...

Please do share the link. Oopsies, I forgot to put the link in that post! Sorry. Tablesaw.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rYuK3AxP1EA Router...https://youtu.be/bG2ldmVt56Y?si=u665nVFkEJublGau https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Vl8Jbw3cSk Search on the net for other examples of how to use a jigs a...

I haven't checked if you know how to operate a table saw. If you don't, this video is quite discriptive, and should be followed before cutting any wood. Way back when, I found it quite handy. A properly adjusted saw blade is much safer to use than one that is not..
Do the same for how to use a router.

I toyed around with Hornresp in the past because I was curious and wanted to understand, but, I have to dedicate my time to other things.

A thought came to mind, how much power do you have available to power the whole system? I'm asking because, if I remember correctly, you plan to use the system in a forest.
What are the actual measurements of your storage space?

I am wishing everyone a blessed and joyous year for 2026!

T30W16D2010,,T60W15DLab12&fmax=250&dbmin=80&dbmax=115 This might be an answer for you. I thought that for the T30, the V-plate only 2db (3db for T39 and T48). So, if one would add 2db to the red trace, the difference is very little. These two cabs shown are half the width and half the d...

Shoot.....all this tool talk makes me want to build something.

Do it, do it, do it! LOL.

DIY, perhaps?

I would like to wish everyone a blessed Christmas. I hope that everyone gets to meet up with family and friends. For the ones who are finding a challenging time, I hope that you will be able to experience joy soon.

Way to go!

So Baltic Birch has No veneer? One could say that BB has veneers, but, the key distinction is that BB doesn't have paper-thin veneers. Often, different types of plywood have a paper-thin veneer and are then called Maple, Oak, Walnut, Baltic Birch, and yet the core plywood is not that particular typ...