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For me, it's six decades and a piece. 62 years in June of 2021.

Got my first one about 6 weeks ago and, the second one two weeks ago. Wife is scheduled for her second one Thursday. No negative effects with either of mine. None for the wife's first one. Hope the second one is just as easy.

Done and refund spent.

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If it's sharp I'm skeered of it. If it's sharp and spins, I'm terrified! May be an over statement, but I have had my share of blood letting episodes, resulting in an abundance of caution.

No such thing as a "basic" tool box in my shop. I enjoy the hunt.

Nearly all my lumber is rough cut without a true flat face. Depending on the weight and length of the slab, I'll either flatten one face with a router sled or, if it's less than 6/4, I'll use a sled found in FWW in 2005. https://www.finewoodworking.com/2005/10/25/a-planer-sled-for-milling-lumber I u...

I use regular table salt. Don't need much and it disolves. I'm not a turner but, it shouldnt affect your tooling.

My Russian isnt great but he seems to be saying he doesn't have any navigation difficulties.

Just don't be nudging anyone with that elbow! Особенно женщины