I’m using the z-library app. It does the searching for me :)
I’m using the z-library app. It does the searching for me :)
Shellac
Depends what you mean by human. If you restrict the term to homo sapiens you put yourself in a small minority. I’d say the fact that these people used tools in a sophisticated way pretty much defines them as human.
What then? Aliens? Sentient ants?
Taking the land is the goal. Killing the people on it is a necessary part of securing the space.
For Israel this is a win/win situation. Killing civilians is a primary goal of the IDF.
Welding will distort the steel. It’ll no longer be straight. Steel is pretty cheap. Find a metal supplier near you (not a big box store) and buy the angle you need.
Can you use nails instead of drilling for rods? Drive the nails in and clip off the heads.
Either make the holes before cutting out the blocks or make the jig to hold the block.
My shelf pin jig makes holes about 4" apart about 2" from the edge of the board, so it wouldn’t work for your application. You could certainly make a router jig for your needs though.
Mine is a small plunge router. There are a number of them on the market that should work. Make sure that you can get the bit you need before getting too invested in this idea.
Sharper drill bit. Play with higher speeds and lower feeds. As said, backer.
This is a little bit like drilling shelf pins holes, of which I’ve done a lot. The thing that ends up working best for me is a plunge router in a jig with a solid carbide down spiral bit. Those are not through holes, though.
This is a recovery scammer
What Russia is doing is state operated terrorism. Aka, war.
Diamond stones are pretty much fine with anything you want to use. In a pinch, use them dry but wipe off the metal dust frequently (dry rag). In the shop where I don’t have a sink I use a spray bottle of isopropyl alcohol (50% seems about right). In the kitchen I use soapy water. I’ve seen oil used but I’d rather not have the mess.
Diamond stones don’t absorb so any liquid that can be cleaned off and isn’t corrosive or otherwise dangerous will work.
So for a few years I thought sharpening classes at woodcraft. Had a lot of new woodworkers come through. Here’s my take:
Keep it simple at first. Get a coarse stone and a fine stone. Diamond plates are great for starting out. They are reasonably priced, stay flat, cut fast and give good tactile feedback. Practice with those until you get it right. Then make yourself a strop with a scrap of wood and some metal polishing compound. Practice with that until you get arm hair shaving results.
Once you’re getting consistently good results with that setup you can think about expanding your equipment line up.
The anarchists toolbox
stay away from high Linux too. putin never sleeps.
It sounds like the apps need to be able to browse an external index of federated communities.
Starlink’s bank accounts are frozen. Musk loves money more than providing service. I doubt he’ll provide the service for free.