Yep, he's the same guy that 'invented' (cough) that down-force clamp thingy.
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Woodpeckers isn't alone.
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Pretty cool idea. Not sure why you scoff at him inventing it.
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WOW that is a lot. I suspect that the wave lessened stress in the parts that needed to bend.
;~)
I always like watching liquids drip.
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Oh yeah... the invention to overcome the lack of experience.. ;~)
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It is not necessary. Experience helps over come the situation he is trying to avoid.
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Andrew seems like a nice guy and I give him an A+ for effort at finding solutions in need of a problem, but with each iteration of his invention(s) the old adage "If you can't dazzle them with brilliance baffle them with bullshit" comes to mind. But that's just my 2¢
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You mean, like, springs? ;-)
This should be pretty easy to test.
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When you are done, please upload the video to YouTube. Thanks!
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So easy that everone, who ares, can do it themselves! ;-)
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In my mind the benefit of this is the stepped miter. Wayyyy easier to clamp up square. This can be done with a dado set at 45 degrees, but you lose the step.
-BR