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Brians Questions:  Hi Friends: I really enjoy every podcast you guys put out. Thanks to Brain for stepping up to be the third host. He seems to be a natural with podcasting and teaching woodworking techniques. My question is related to tool choice. I am currently planning to build out a router table into the black phenolic extension table for my sawstop PCS 175. I have the 36inch cut capacity. I have seen videos on modifiying the extension table and dropping in a router lift. It seems like a great shop space saver. I have two questions for you guys. Do you think there is any value in having a stand alone router table? or is modifying the phenolic table a reasonable approach. I plan to build a custom fence to attach to the sawstop fence. My second question is - how important is it to buy a full size (3.25hp) router versus just getting a mid size router (2.25hp)? I currently have the milwaukee battery powered palm router (1.25hp) which has been useful but I want the accuracy and stability of a router table. The bulk of my work is edging and dados, but I would like the capacity to do raised panel cabinet doors and even to take my router out of the table and eventually build a flattening jig for large slabs. Is 2.25hp enough for these tasks? I am a hobbyist and don't have any production needs for this setup but don't want to be limited. Accuracy is important to me so I am going to go with a lift rather than buying a router with a base that can be screwed onto a table (like the triton). One issue is that a lift + router setup for a 2.25hp router is about $350 and for 3.25hp, I'm looking at $800+. Thaks in advance for your thoughts Sincerely, Jeremy Los Angeles, CA ey guys I just wrote in and submitted a question but I do have another which I hope can be answered I'm building a kitchen table, 36x60” with a 1.5” top. The table is being made out of Rustic Rift Sawn White Oak Question is what is the best or a best method to ensure the top stays flat. This is in San Diego, Ca so weather/ humidity changes are the quite mild. I was thinking maple cleats across the bottom/ not glued but screwed allowing for movement. Any suggestions would be great Thanks and can't wait for the next episode Nicholas   Guy's Questions: 1. What are the best responses to people who want you to make them something (usually for little or nothing)? [Most people are clueless regarding the effort and expense it takes to make something nice.] Have a great day Chuck Hello all, the WoodMech here, I just purchased a ts55 festool tracksaw with the 55” guide rail for my kitchen remodeling project. I was wondering how accurate joining two tracks together compared to having the longer track? I was thinking about getting the guide rail with the shelf pin spacing holes and using that as the extension for cutting length wise on sheets of plywood. What are your thoughts or experiences? Thanks for the great show! Jeff Baran   Huy's Questions: Gentlemen and Guy :) Have been listening for about a year and this is still the best woodworking podcast out there. I'd also like to thanks Sean for his contributions and welcome Brian to the show! My question is, there are so many woodworking content makers out there today. Who are the woodworkers that you guys follow ?? Second question... Assume you have become retired and now have lots of time on your hands. What woodworking projects would you work on? Would you go into production work and sell your goods, custom furniture??? What would be your ultimate retired woodworking project??? Thanks ! Liam Indianapolis, IN So I'm having trouble with bubbles. Both when I'm using epoxy and fast drying/instant glue (Starbond) any advice on how to avoid them? I'm not doing large pours, this is simply some gap filling and knot hole stabilization. With the Starbond I do use their accelerator, but I've done it with and without, and it doesn't seem to make a difference w/r/t the bubbles. Also, how do you get the glue/epoxy down into a pin hole? Mark Bett

Hello and welcome back.  For this weeks show we do our best to preview what's coming to Disney in 2023.  Between the parks, the movies and streaming, there is a ton.  Thaks for listening and make sure you email us anything we missed.

Introduction: Welcome to Five & Thrive: a weekly podcast highlighting the Southeast's most interesting news, entrepreneurs, and information of the week, all under 5 minutes.  My name is Jon Birdsong and I'm with Atlanta Ventures. Product of the Week: I've had two insightful, soulful meetings and conversations in the past month at the Decatur and Downtown Switchyards. Michael Tavani, Brooks Buffington, and their talented Creative Director, Brandon have refined the model of Switchyards through Covid and nailed the product-market fit. Imagine the reverence of a library intertwined with unlimited quality coffee engulfed amongst some of the best Atlanta memorabilia outside of the Atlanta History Museum or Coca-Cola archives and you've got Switchyards. Their model changed in three ways: each location is open 24-hours, the overall square footage is smaller, and providing self-serve coffee makes the product more economical and scalable. As a lover of posting up at a library to get work done or focus on deep work – with Emory's Woodruff Library being my favorite, Switchyard's product just makes sense. After chatting with Michael and Brandon and listening to their expansion plans, they will most likely be in your hood coming soon.   Product Launch of the Week launched this week out of Augusta, Georgia and was designed by the Weir / Stewart team. The product is called Big Dog Speakers, spelled Dog, to clarify for all the Yellow Jackets listening. Big Dog Speakers is the biggest, baddest bluetooth speaker designed to work everywhere with everything. With 15 hours of playback, 105db Max Output, and more, Big Dog Speakers is your speaker for the year in 2023, and priced on sale right now for just under $100. Shout out to pushing out product and production just in time for the holiday season.  Podcast of the Week: The podcast of the week we're all listening to is Harry Stebbing's 20VC with Martín Escobari of General Atlantic. There were several themes that hit home when listening to Martin Escobari's interview. Themes include General Atlantic's framework of successful companies including how the market is the single most important factor of success. He also shares how they remain disciplined regardless of market conditions during the highs and lows. They go into several other insightful threads and listening to it was like listening to your wise Uncle at the table over Thanksgiving share stories of his career. So if you don't have a wise Uncle, just throw your airpods in and press play on this one.     Question of the Week: Where is the marketplace for very high-end freelance work? We were having a fun back and forth in the AV office not too long ago brainstorming what a high-end marketplace for freelance work would look like? Today there are marketplaces like Fiverr and Upwork but price plays a significant part in the equation. Let's say you're a former Bain Consultant, banker, seasoned writer, or marketer with years of experience, if you wanted to freelance on projects, where can you go online today to get vetted, approved, and allocated to a project? There are several markets where one could go get work, but normally it relies on the network of the individual. Imagine a marketplace where you could find, connect, and consult within days of matchmaking versus months of networking.       Company Coming Up: Today is Thanksgiving and what better company coming up to highlight than Thnks — that is Thanks without an “A.” This company spawned out of the Loeb Studio and is now headquartered in Franklin, Tennessee. Thnks has built customer success software to build deeper business relationships by ensuring each customer and prospect feel appreciated. Now every company that uses Thaks equips every employee with the tools to send tokens of appreciation such as coffees, lunches, experiences, and more. There are over 50 employees at Thnks and they are also currently hiring for Account Executives in Franklin, Tennessee. On this Thanksgiving, check out a software company amplifying appreciation. And I thank each and everyone of you listening today and onwards!     Annnnd, that's 5 minutes. Thank you for listening to Five and Thrive. We provide 5 minutes of quality information, so you can thrive in the upcoming week. Please subscribe to the show and spread the good word!  Resources discussed in this episode:   Product of the Week: SwitchYards Product Launch of the Week: Big Dog Speakers Podcast of the Week:  20VC - General Atlantic Question of the Week: Where is the high-end marketplace for remote work?  Company Coming Up: Thnks

Home Loans Radio 10/01/2022 With That Mortgage Guy Don- Thaks Hurricane Ian..whomp whomp wah.

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Marloes Coenen Women's MMA Legend Early Career DEEPDIVEHolland's Marloes Coenen becomes the second woman to join us or a #DEEPDIVE on the LytesOut Podcast. Coenen made a name for herself fighting in Japan, where she won the 8 woman Remix World Cup 2000 and a considerable prize for the day...More than a decade later, Coenen reinvented herself from a fighter of the old school to starring in Strikeforce on the world's biggest stage. Joining us from Amsterdam is "Rumina" herself to tell us how it all happened.Subscribe to the Lytes Out Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnyrswDJ9PkNHqFLOMfIdZw  Also, don't forget to join our clips channel for more short-form content - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdcebSeWpoMqcotWR_1rHnQ  Socials: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/lytesoutpodcast/ iTunes - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/lytes-out-podcast/id1568575809 Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/3q8KsfqrSQSjkdPLkdtNWb Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/LytesOutPodcast/ Cash App - $mikedavis1231 Venmo - Mike-Davis-63 ZELLE: Cutthroatmma@gmail.com / ph#: 773-491-5052  Patreon - Lytesoutpodcast@gmail.com Thaks for listening to Marloes Coenen Women's MMA Legend Early Career DEEPDIVE Follow the #LOP team on Instagram: Chris - @chrislightsoutlytle Mike - @mikedavis632 Miguel - @iturratemOutro song: Power - https://tunetank.com/t/2gji/1458-power#MMA #UFC #NHB #LytesOutPodcast #LytesOut #MixedMartialArts #ChrisLytle #MMADetective #MiguelIturrate #MikeDavis #MMAHistory #OldSchoolMMA #FightPodcast #FightTalk #DEEPDIVE #FiftyFightClub#MMAPodcast #FightPodcast Support the show

We have a interview with some montana natives, talk about luxury homes and 3 more great songs round out the episode. We are joined this week by Montana natives, the Johnson Clan. I give an update on where the luxury studio apartment build is at. Then we round out the episode with 3 more solid tracks. Thaks for stopping by. Links mentioned in this episode: Shittscreek https://www.cbc.ca/schittscreek/m_site/ Dallas Green https://www.cityandcolour.com/ Mutoid Man https://mutoidman.com/home Dodie https://www.youtube.com/doddleoddle Outer Banks https://www.netflix.com/title/80236318 HER https://damage.her-official.com/ Family Force 5 https://ff5music.com/ Naeshas online performance Link coming Allysas school play Link coming This is dope UTAH-Hail the Underdog https://www.musicbed.com/artists/utah/43429 Dirty Art Club-Hang High https://dirtyartclub.bandcamp.com/music Bonny Doon-I saw a light https://bonnydoon.bandcamp.com/music This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

On today;'s show, it's all about the cats, cats and cats!. Fostering opportunits are available. Carol and Dan gives you details. The choclate covered apples have sold out during the pre-sale! Thaks to those who bought the apples The ARL skate night @ skateland is Febuary 5th. Details at ARL-IOWA.ORG. The Raise your Paw auction is scheduled for June 15th for details on the auction and how you can donate check on the ARL website. Give this a listen.

This week we re-record an episode with Adam Filipiak, he has a great podcast called You Hate to See It here on Anchor. The episode I recorded with him over on his podcast the next day was pretty fun. give all of it a listen! https://open.spotify.com/show/04ggMtPVgOyp7woOjFi1Om?si=wcyk2SSJQvGVCDiz2OkZkA We are still doing live shows! https://www.albinorhino.me SUBSCRIBE TO THE DAMN PATREON YO! Thaks for supporting an listening. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/adventuresofalbinorhino/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/adventuresofalbinorhino/support

Thaks a lot RYAN!

Thaks a lot RYAN!

Hello everyone welcome to Reaching Out Radio where we are reaching out to be the hands and feet of Jesus Christ sharing the message of the cross into the nations. Tonight on Prophetic Sisters In Christ your host Pastor Barb Smith along with Evangelist Montell Fields will be sharing a message on "Mustard Seed Faith" scripture reference Matthew 17:20  And Jesus said unto them, Because of your unbelief: for verily I say unto you, If ye have faith as a grain of mustard seed, ye shall say unto this mountain, Remove hence to yonder place; and it shall remove; and nothing shall be impossible unto you. Hope you can join us and grow in the word together. Thaks for listening and your prayers and support God bless you all!!

The team must find kidnapped Ray and rescue him. While Ray is the darks they travel to the 60's beaus young Damian is about to kill a doctor who has the key to cold fusion and the key to fix the Fire Totem. TO find out what I thought of this episode come and listenn and like always please comment share and like. Thaks

One of the many popular hit songs, written by Irishman Gilgert O'Sullivan from the early 70's. In all his songs, he had a gifted way with words,, and the true story behind this tune's, worth listening to. This was a lovely tune to work on, and hope you enjoy my banjo version. Thaks f'tunin' in .... Don. Key Bb, tuning CGBD.

One of the many popular hit songs, written by Irishman Gilgert O'Sullivan from the early 70's. In all his songs, he had a gifted way with words,, and the true story behind this tune's, worth listening to. This was a lovely tune to work on, and hope you enjoy my banjo version. Thaks f'tunin' in .... Don. Key Bb, tuning CGBD.

One of the many popular hit songs, written by Irishman Gilgert O'Sullivan from the early 70's. In all his songs, he had a gifted way with words,, and the true story behind this tune's, worth listening to. This was a lovely tune to work on, and hope you enjoy my banjo version. Thaks f'tunin' in .... Don. Key Bb, tuning CGBD.

One of the many popular hit songs, written by Irishman Gilgert O'Sullivan from the early 70's. In all his songs, he had a gifted way with words,, and the true story behind this tune's, worth listening to. This was a lovely tune to work on, and hope you enjoy my banjo version. Thaks f'tunin' in .... Don. Key Bb, tuning CGBD.

Podcast Episode #18 (feat. Dimples, Kyla, Mark, Neil, Oliver & Ross) After we missed a week while we did our live shows we're back Round the Damp Table with Kyla and for the first time Neil has joined us. We talk about past shows as well as things that happen in a future show that never actually happen. Also Thanks for sorting out our pizza Lazeez. All improvised as we recorded. Our show Alien Abducktion! is now over but keep an eye (or ear) out for our next one.Thaks to all those people who came to our show and also thanks to our tour sponsors Bear Claw Brewery, Northern Edge Coffee, The Brown Bear and Stir Shake Serve. For comedy sketches and some of our live show highlights, visit our YouTube or our Facebook by searching Damp Knight Comedy. You can now find us as dampknightcomedy on Instagram or twitter @thedampknights. Damp Knight are primarily an improvised comedy group currently touring the North East of the UK. For more information and bookings, visit our Facebook page or email us at dampknight@gmail.com Thank You for Listening. Main Theme: Spacehaze by StoneOceanAdvert Music: http://www.bensound.com

"Vibe" Edition 03 by Yamil Lugo.. some of my favorite tunes.. Deep Progressive & just Deep.. Follow me on Facebook @ https://www.facebook.com/yamillugo/ Thaks for tuning and i hope you enjoy...