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+1 To your point I leaned toward candidates that got their hands dirty fixing their cars etc. (like farm boys) vs those that took them to the dealer and had no idea how they worked. D :cool:

The forum doesn't like iPads, the thumbnail link still doesn't work. Sorry for the thread wander but it did come from the linked photo.... D :cool:

Image not found…… D :cool:

My experience as well. They went out of their way to do what they could to satisfy my needs and in the end refunded and provided shipping at their cost to return the item. D :cool:

+1 EDIT: I should mention that the problem happens on my iPad. D :cool:

Well played! It would be even better if the forum would show the full size images…………image not found..:mad: D :cool:

Looks great! Nice and straight and even. Amazing what the eyeball says about what’s right vs the tape. Was there some fixturing involved or is that just plain good hands on, old skool craftsmanship? D :cool:

Ok, that’s about what I thought the discussion would be but wanted to be sure I wasn’t missing something. D :cool:

What is your thought there? Is it because carbide inserts, because of how they’re formed/sharpened, will cut to a different size/depth depending on things like depth of cut? Just curious. D :cool:

+1 I’ve resurrected umpteen electronic devices with failed electrolytic caps. Computers, power supplies, monitors, routers, more than I can count. My dual desktop monitors & both of my shop monitors are rescued, failed units. Any electronics that fail or act up are suspect. Interesting to...