<t>How about a generational puzzle? <br/> <br/> The lords of the north and south and the ladies of the east and west. They meet fall in love and have children N+E=NE S+W=SW. There are affairs and each generation produces offspring that can push the needle of the compass. After five generations of in...

Great work! License to Stefan and accept payment in tiles!

<t>I would love to see Ms. Garrity's gorgeous woodland tiles produced in dwarvenite no need for the whole line, just the walls and maybe an organic looking corner. (More like cavern corners than the 90 degrees in the original). Just two pieces, but I would buy a bunch just to be able to show the imp...

I find the narrows more useful for interior doors. I too wish I had more, but I tend to supplement with my hirst arts doors.

Seems like some of our resident modders would be interested in a factory seconds, scratch and dent or boneyard type arrangement. If you don't want to sully the main store with them, do it from an EBay alt instead. With full disclosure. That's how Apple does it.

<t>Generally used in a milling machine, they look like drill bit but remove materiel both when the bit is plunged but while the work piece is traversed on the mill. You will have to make sure the workpiece doesn't bind and start spinning, but you are likely used to that with the bits you are using. ...

<t>I saw that you were not finding the size mortise bits you wanted, had you considerd chucking up an end-mill in your press? Since your workpiece is soft, and you are looking to remove most material vertically, it should be fine, and they have much smaller diameters than the mortise bits. -Thwick<b...