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Dyami- Tablesaw adjustment mechanism.
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I suspect Tom is a bit hung over today after playing the WTO drinking game last night, here’s what I recall:
One drink for any of the following references:
- dealywhacker
- the Schwarz
- Roy Underhill
- Norm Abram
- the infamous banana plane
- wenge
- “actually”
- Roberto
- dewaxed shellac
- Lee Valley
- Lie Nielsen
- Kari’s sultry voice
- Matt and food in the same sentence
I’m sure there were more…but it got a bit blurry after the second bottle of Cab.
-Ian
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The only spoiler you need on an El Camino, is to drop the tailgate, and use shorter cables/chains.. just ask my friend with a 9 second daily driven El Camino… We now bring you back to woodworking… lol
Thanks for answering the question (and what a useful answer it was). Just a FYI Marc, it is spelled Dyami.
I must say I feel guilty for making the correction as you pronounced it correctly during that show, and based on the people I interact with on a daily basis, pronouncing my name is much harder than spelling it.
Thanks again,
Dyami