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Grabbed myself a nice Logitech G500 :p

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New HDD got delivered yesterday, cant fit it yet as im waiting for some molex to sata power converter cables off the bay to be delivered, i forgot that i had used all the existing sata power cables until i opened the case to fit it (fail).

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Glaucus said:
There appears to be a lack of mozzarella sticks with your order, you should phone them and complain.
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I just took a bite of the cookies which are Apple toffee not normal Cookie dough. Rang them up and got a Chocolate melt + garlic bread on the way :D
 
Mark A said:
I'm going to make one of these soon. It's supposed to be very safe and they use them in woodworking magazines and courses in the US, but we were never allowed to remove the blade guard at college.

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Remove the guard yes but never remove the riving knife!
On a lot of table saws the riving knife sits just below the top of the blade so you can still bury the blade and use jigs like you've pictured.

You wouldn't be able to bury the blade on the dewalt pictured as the riving knife holds the guard in place and it sits higher than the blade.

A lot of people get round this by removing the riving knife completely. (bad idea)
Watch what can happen If you do remove the riving knife.


As with all machinery be sensible with what you're doing and you wont lose any digits.
 
Sorry, it's my new humidor! An Adorini Humidor Torino Deluxe. I saw it for a decent price and thought it looks great and definitely goes better in my new house than my current humidor so grabbed it. Just going to season it now :)

Oh, and an ST Dupont MaxiJet lighter... no real reason, just because really haha.
 
famas said:
Remove the guard yes but never remove the riving knife!
On a lot of table saws the riving knife sits just below the top of the blade so you can still bury the blade and use jigs like you've pictured.

You wouldn't be able to bury the blade on the dewalt pictured as the riving knife holds the guard in place and it sits higher than the blade.

A lot of people get round this by removing the riving knife completely. (bad idea)
Watch what can happen If you do remove the riving knife.


As with all machinery be sensible with what you're doing and you wont lose any digits.
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On my portable one you can set the riving knife above the blade for through cuts or slightly below for non-through cuts. Doesn't look possible on the Dewalt but I expect it came with another knife you can swap out.
 
Risers for my centre speaker, thermal long johns for my holiday and thermal balaclava for the same trip.

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You aren't seeing a pic of the long johns in action :p
 
My little treat for my new job which I start on Monday. Going to be away from home so wanted something for Sky Go, watching movies and TV episodes and also satnav. Very happy with it so far.

Nexus 7 32GB
USB OTG cable
Uspeed USB 3.0 card reader
Sandisk 64GB Class 10 SDXC
Airstash media streaming gadget
Poetic HardBack case
Brodit Active car holder for Nexus 7

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Pics aren't the best but pretty pleased all told.
 
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