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Patrick Dal Cin · Oct 15, 2024 11:13 PM IN Musicians

Did you know it's possible in 2024 for almost anyone to release a music recording? There are a few things to consider before you begin: 1. Do you acquire the skills to do it yourself? 2. Do you hire a professional? Both approaches have merits and in this post I'll try my best to highlight some pros and cons to keep in mind. Doing it yourself: Pros ● It can be an immensely creative and fulfilling process, you have total

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Musicians

Eric Moss · Oct 15, 2024 10:19 PM IN Woodworking

I’m a real beginner! My first project, in late January, was to create a workbench from this old cabinet. The main challenges were that it did not have a back or floor panel, and the wood was deteriorated at the bottom edges. I added an MDF worktop which I coated in polyurethane. Maybe one day I’ll go back and fix/improve on the mistakes I made (which are many), but for now it works!

Ignore the mess; it’s a little cleaner in the basement nowadays 😊

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Jacob McEachern · Oct 15, 2024 9:48 PM IN Pets and animals

A little blaze orange helps keep her safe during her favourite season

Happy birthday ya little rascal!

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Pets and animals

Jason Doyon · Oct 15, 2024 9:24 PM IN Pets and animals

My fur babies chilling out!

Just a lazy day in the house!

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Pets and animals

Jason Doyon · Oct 15, 2024 9:07 PM IN Hunting

Deer season is upon us!

Hunting

Jason Doyon · Oct 15, 2024 9:05 PM IN Fishing

Fall fishing is the best!

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Fishing

Bill Nash · Oct 15, 2024 6:38 PM IN Woodworking

So where does everyone get their wood locally? I know my favourite sources for plywoods; but hardwood and softwoods like oak, ash, maple, birch, walnut, pine, hemlock, and cedar can all be sourced from local producers. What are our favourite sources? Woodworking

Bill Nash · Oct 15, 2024 4:44 PM IN Woodworking

Woodworking is always evolving with new tools and applications that come out almost everyday. My latest dive into this niche has been to buy a diode laser engraver. Using the most popular user-friendly software, Lightburn, I have found a plethora of ways I can create household items, gifts, and unique gadgets with my XTool D1 Pro 20 watt laser. I can work with woods of all kind, leather, glass, ceramics, and stainless steel. Laser engraving on

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Woodworking

Bill Nash · Oct 15, 2024 4:30 PM IN Woodworking

So I think without question, the number one tool in any workshop is the table saw. We already have a post from a member who has what may be the Cadillac of table saws in the "SawStop" table saw. They are a little pricey, but will more than likely prevent almost any serious table saw injury. I don't think everyone can afford a SawStop, but what do you have and why you like it? I will start it off, ... I have a Rigid 4520 floor model table

Bill Nash · Oct 15, 2024 4:11 PM IN Woodworking

So I know that there are a lot of workshops locally that are elite in space, tools, and other amenities. I also know that the Sault has a lot of woodworking enthusiasts that might be simply working out of their small basement or garage, but I would like to say that this space is for them as well. I think we all started small at some point, but our enthusiasm overcame us, and we evolved into Sault Ste. Marie's version of the New Yankee

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Woodworking

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