A Cleaver Idea

Is it reversed if you are in China? And how do they decide which side to mark on exports?

Reply to
FrozenNorth
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That's Australia, not China, you dummy!

Luigi

Reply to
Luigi Zanasi

So what do you use the Cleaver for?

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Reply to
Scott Lurndal

What a cleaver might look like:

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Reply to
Robatoy

Hmm - this sounds akin to the blonde who used a marker to write "TGIF" inside all her shoes...

Reply to
Morris Dovey

On 7/20/2009 7:18 PM Lew Hodgett spake thus:

I thought you were going to tell us how to make a knife.

Don't you mean "clever"?

(How many others think Usenet is contributing to the decline and fall of basic spelling abilities?)

Reply to
David Nebenzahl

Must be something rather recent with Bosch. My last 3727, about 3 years old, didn't have one.

Lew

Reply to
Lew Hodgett

There is a down-side to everything...

Reply to
jo4hn

Even a mobius strip?

Reply to
Dave Balderstone

R1297DK. It's the "PunchPlate" used to punch the 1/4 sheet.

Reply to
keithw86

I don't think it's actually Usenet. I'd chalked it all up to the increasing scarcity of trollbane.

Reply to
Morris Dovey

Yeah, I didn't think it was that useful when I saw it in an old "methods of work" compilation from Fine Woodworking about 10 years ago.

Reply to
Larry W

Designers should avoid that kind of ambiguity.

"This side toward enemy" is one example of doing it right.

Reply to
HeyBub

As seen on a Claymore mine.

Reply to
CW

Now, when you ask me about the performance on wood, I suspect if the stuff is really splintery or full of resin, you might get some clogging. It works great on cherry, maple, walnut and hickory.

You won't believe the 'cut' you get from their 240... fast, clean and durable... simply nothing like it.

Actually I was think about the use on coarse grained red oak, the wood I use

80% of the time. So you just go directly onto the Festool pad and get after it? I'll have to try some out.
Reply to
Leon

Yup. Directly onto the Festool pad. I always keep two pads for each sander...a hard/flat one and a soft one and the Abranet always sticks.

Reply to
Robatoy

As long as it also has the essential caveat "do not eat".

Reply to
J. Clarke

Clockwise in the northern hemisphere, anti-clockwise in the southern. What you do on the equator will probably invalidate your warranty.

Reply to
pete

Or, for some military munitions, "Not a step"

Reply to
HeyBub

someone who had a spare:

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charlie

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