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  • Several Regions have held meetups already, but others are being planned or are evaluating the interest. The Calgary Area Meetup is set for Saturday July 12th at 10am. The signup thread is here! Arbutus has also explored interest in a Fraser Valley meetup but it seems members either missed his thread or had other plans. Let him know if you are interested in a meetup later in the year by posting here! Slowpoke is trying to pull together an Ottawa area meetup later this summer. No date has been selected yet, so let him know if you are interested here! We are not aware of any other meetups being planned this year. If you are interested in doing something in your area, let everyone know and make it happen! Meetups are a great way to make new machining friends and get hands on help in your area. Don’t be shy, sign up and come, or plan your own meetup!

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    Tips/Techniques Wall covering in garage shop.

    Standard is 1/2". 5/8" is fire guard. Way older installations can have 3/8".
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    Tips/Techniques Wall covering in garage shop.

    Locally it's known as "degrade".
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    Tips/Techniques Wall covering in garage shop.

    That or gauzy white curtains...
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    Really ?

    It's like a golf ball. Provides lift when flying through the air.
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    Utah travel tips?

    I've eaten at the Irma, but never the prime rib. Yep, Ma's is my go to breakfast joint, but I've never tried the hash. Will remedy that this trip. Thx.
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    Utah travel tips?

    Huh. I've driven past Big Timber a number of times, never stopped in, save for gas for the Hawg once. If I can convince my lovely bride...
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    Garage sale find and miss

    Years ago I heard a story from an AGT (before they became Telus) employee. He had a coworker who was asked to install an extension phone in a rather large & open family room. There was a couch & chair set, a side table & a baby grand piano all on a hardwood floor. The customer wanted the...
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    Utah travel tips?

    Heading down to Utah/Wyoming next month on a holiday. I plan on hitting a few craft breweries & some of the geological stops (Bryce Canyon, Monument Valley, etc.). Any suggestions for interesting places to go/see/do? Food joints, off the beaten path surprises, etc? Prolly taking I15 down...
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    Welcome to Westwood Metalworks, What is he building in there?

    You should try a kilt. Worn properly, of course.
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    Looking for milling machine purchase help/advice

    There are two Bridgeports for sale, w/ DRO's, at a steal of a price in Tranna. https://canadianhobbymetalworkers.com/threads/bridgeport-mill-850-north-york-on.16092/#post-204832
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    Welcome to Westwood Metalworks, What is he building in there?

    I've never seen the draw. For 18 years my daily footwear used to be a pair of Zamberlan hiking boots. On my 4th pair. With the advent of my newish job 2+ years ago, I wear safety boots during the week & the Zamberlans on the weekend. Occasionally a pair of shitkickers when I ride. Save for...
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    Rain in Edmonton

    1/10 of a meter. As opposed to a dekameter, which is 10 meters.
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    2002 VW Golf refurb

    I'd be even more impressed if it didn't use Gaggle...
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    Welcome to Westwood Metalworks, What is he building in there?

    Crocs. The preferred footwear for those who deal with hot, liquid metal... :p
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    Opposites

    One of my assignments in Com Sci in university was to create a program in Pascal that had a graphical user interface. I chose to write a program that would create a uniquely solvable maze based on an algorithm I found in Byte magazine. It presented some interesting challenges but worked like a...
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