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PI just got back from inspecting the shelving in process. 11 sheets of 4x8 plywood and 320 linear feet of 1x8 poplar so far. Mark
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Pall apps are made specifically for data mining
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PStandards for the shelving are going in up front in the display area. A friend in town is busy putting the shelves together from 3/4"...
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Pi file them flat and the last stroke of the process i knock the front edge off so it doesnt drag
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PNow AS is offering a chance at a free Stihl 500i if you just download their app, ironically enough on a platform named "Gather". Yes...
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PPhilbert reacted to Wilhelm's post in the thread The giveaway thread 20/21/22/23/24/25/26 with
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PPhilbert replied to the thread Carlton Chain.Pretty sure that Oregon presets are compatible. Just match pitch, gauge, and type (e.g.narrow kerf). Philbert
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PPhilbert reacted to Duane(Pa)'s post in the thread Simington / Silvey Square Chain Grinders Tips/Tricks/Secrets with Like.
I’m getting old and repeating myself 😳
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PNot sure where construction ad that is. I just disabled Google's access to "end of paragraph" ad insertion. Hope that was it.
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PPhilbert replied to the thread Resolved New ad format.The Disney x Pandora ad between posts is something I can scroll past. The ‘Construction & Power Tools’ banner obstructs my post. Philbert
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PPhilbert replied to the thread Raker shape.Many people think only of ScotchBrite dishwashing pads. But 3M (and competitors) make abrasive pads, wheels, etc., in a wide range of...
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PNobody showed anything specific, and Google places ads where they want on auto pilot. I've just now turned off auto ads everywhere, as...
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PYes these adds are very annoying. I discovered that if l turn my phone sideways They go away. The adds are so annoying if I had to deal...
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PI cannot even finish post or upload pictures w/o advertisements interupting my post ?
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PPhilbert replied to the thread Raker shape.I prefer to restore the depth gauges to factory profile, to minimize the risk of a sharp corner catching. Use a flat file, Dremel, or...
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