Welcome to a Great concept, Woodworkers, sharing "HOW it can be Done" . . . I've been "off" for a bit, but I catch up as I can! philip, from the Great Pacific NorthWET, Oregon, USA "Wood Working" & "Electronics", since 1957, Metal working added, 1968

Mark Stone, Thank you! I have already ordered from that "gift"+ an item I also needed! If you have NOT looked at the store yet Do yourself the favor, Do So! As a professional woodworker, I have purchased a Lot of tools, and EVERYTHING that I have bought from "The Store" has been 101% quality! When I laid floors, our Company was associated with "the Plus Ten Percent" concept, association, I can't quite recall, the idea was to build TO CODE+10% above it!!! I can say it makes you proud, when you pack up your tools and Drive away! I still have items to purchase, and I am sure Rich is still designing more 😁 philip, from the Great Pacific NorthWET, Oregon, USA "Wood Working" & "Electronics", since 1957, Metal working added, 1968

I am as excited as can be! The order is arriving in two shippings, the First one had THE MOST awesome 24inch F clamp I own (owning only one other) :-o Its design, its "feel" is better than any thing I have seen yet! philip, in Oregon, part of the Great Pacific NorthWET, in the USA

Howdy, from the Great Pacific NorthWET !!!! That is an awesome slab/epoxy table top! I no longer work "large" projects, with Three different Work Benches, all just 2×4 foot in size, yet my Memories of Wood Working go Back SIXTY+ Years, and I was the "Specialty Woods Worker" for a *Commercially* Licensed HardWood Flooring Company, OUR largest floor was 7,000 Square Feet, in a Napa County WINERY, circa 1991-2 +/- a few inches [a time joke] That floor was of 3-1/4 inch Rift Sawn WHITE OAK, with contract stipulation of the ACTUAL growing region, which was in Two Counties!!!! That White Oak, is "known to be" The Hardest, Density of ALL OAKS, on the North American Continent :-O I put 67, 6" diameter holes INTO that Finished Floor, for 6" diameter electrical floor plates • • • • • as you can imagine, a 27 Million Dollar project has a few items slip by, AND NO one ( in the wood workers union) would TOUCH our floors! 🧐 philip, from the Great Pacific NorthWET, Oregon, USA "Wood Working" & "Electronics", since 1957, Metal working added, 1968

Welcome to one of the BEST "Crafts Forums" on the internet! Although I do not get on here ss often as I would like, I haven't *seen anybody eating sourkrout, Etc. • • • • * But I do see that on the University of Tube, in all the various crafts that I do!!!! I have learned to shy away from confrentations like that • • • • • AND unsubscribe from channels that CLAIM they are >>>THE only way to do it right<<< I'll not even talk "of Them"! ENJOY each stick of wood you are working on, learn ITS gift for You!!! philip, in Oregon, the Hreat Pacific NorthWET

@Dave Carrick So I am not ALONE in that concept? I have "special" LiIon batteries • • • • they come in a pack of four, USB C plug in, WITH a 4intoONE all USB C specialized cable . . . I have bought FOUR 4 packs, hence, I should have Four cables and SIXTEEN Batteries • • • • • • I'm sure they are WITHIN 30 SQUARE FEET, somewhere 🫣 philip

@Brad Bishoff Sorry for the medical issues, I have gone through my own in the last 5 years. As a person who has done physical labor for SIXTY PLUS years, I find my hands filled with Arthritis, most of the year. I have a post showing a Hand Made Handle for my Jewelers & Coping Saw. The way I did it is fairly easy, following the Photo's, the IMPORTANT aspect, if it fits your "needs" is that my Hand actually *forms itself to the handle* like a pair of well broken in Gloves fits a HAND! I have other ideas for "helping" folks with special needs, so Feel FREE to write me here, and we can discuss what you need! Sincerely philip, from the Great Pacific NorthWET, Oregon, USA "Wood Working" & "Electronics", since 1957, Metal working added, 1968