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pipera50
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14h ago
Rant: a guy at the lumber yard in Bend told me biscuit joints are for hobbyists, and I can't let it go
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taylor.jessica
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18h ago
Shoutout to the old timer in Tulsa who told me to stop sanding pine with 120 grit
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anthony_fox90
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21h ago
Found out a 2x4 is actually 1.5x3.5 and I've been lying to customers for 8 months
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evan151
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2d ago
Spent a whole Saturday chasing a 1/16 inch gap on a built in cabinet in Akron
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matthew_owens9
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2d ago
Tried grinding a chisel on a $30 belt sander and turned a Marples into a butter knife
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ivan_hayes29
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3d ago
Old guy at the lumber yard in Tulsa showed me a chisel trick that saved my cabinet doors
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noahchen
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3d ago
Dropped $180 on a used benchtop mortiser at a garage sale in Fresno, and it just saved me on a 12 door job
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elliotc10
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3d ago
Why does nobody talk about the old trim guy in Tulsa who told me to quit sanding my joints
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the_seth
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5d ago
Dropped $340 on a track saw thinking it would fix my cabinet work, and it mostly sat in the case
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taylor.jessica
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8d ago
Thought biscuit joints were overkill till I fixed a 90 year old church pew in Charleston
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hernandez.ben
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9d ago
My old boss told me to stop sanding past 120 grit on pine trim, and he was right
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derekthomas
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10d ago
Warning: the week I cut a stair stringer 3/8 short and had to buy a new board out of my own pocket
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reese177
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10d ago
TIL the framing nailer jam that keeps costing guys a full hour is almost always the same dumb thing
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sarah687
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13d ago
My old boss in Bakersfield said 'measure twice, cut once' is for amateurs
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the_brian
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15d ago
Walked through a 1920s hotel in Butte last weekend and counted 14 mortise and tenon joints still tight as day one
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