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I hate it when...

It takes maybe 30 seconds to pick up the C-clamp

My C-clamp perpetually hangs from the drill press table.

i just made a long t nut to fit the slots on my drill press. proud of the table by 3/8inch
nothing can helicopter that way..

I question this. I've had some materials that want to grab the drill, and it can require a bit of force to pull the bit back up.
 
I agree with David, a no-spin bar needs several inches of height to stop a lifting piece of steel. As the drill grabs the pieces when it starts to drill through the other side, the bit will cause the metal to screw up the bit rapidly. With approx. one twist per inch of flutes, the metal will lift 1" in one revolution of the drill bit. That happens in 1/4 of a second at 200RPM.
 
how is it that you use a push stick that it keeps you from soiling yourself? Er, actually, I don't wanna know.
🤣

Push stick uses are endless! 😂

I’m feeling a bit stupid. I had too many hours of run-time on that blade, but I only had about a dozen cuts left and it was still cutting pretty nicely. Lesson learned.

waiting on new tires is a bummer!
 
I hate it when I'm running the grinder and somehow sneak a 120 grit j weight belt under my fingernail
 
Oh boy. Lets bring this one back.

1. When your grinder motor claps out.
2. When you drop your finished blade dip down on the concrete floor during final inspection. 😑
3. When you accidentally leave a blade in etching solution overnight......... This one was wild.

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Oh boy. Lets bring this one back.

1. When your grinder motor claps out.
2. When you drop your finished blade dip down on the concrete floor during final inspection. 😑
3. When you accidentally leave a blade in etching solution overnight......... This one was wild.

9C90egn.jpeg
Don't get me started......THIS was my etchant "overstay".
 

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