Doobie wrote:I’ve got a bunch of L-Boxxes now, probably upwards of 20 or so. Likely never would have gotten any if it wasn’t for this forum and acquiring soke initial tools that came in L-Boxxes. While I like that they have a wider body that has been essential in fitting some oddball tools, and that they are cheaper than Tanos or Festool Sys…

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Irish_Red wrote:What led you to your career?
Did you have prior experience?
How long did it take to build confidence in your abilities?
Were you ever in an apprenticeship?
Will you ever hire an apprentice and pass on your knowledge?

I was an incompetent worker, but with a good work ethic, personable, and reasonably smart.
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Pretty steady but slow growth for me. Ive been around 300 for a couple of months, maybe 5% growth per month

Thanks everyone! I’m looking forward to putting it to good use soon

Just received my first redemption in a VERY long time. A VAC090S. Started from nearly zero around the time the daily limits changed, so it’s been a bit.

Thanks to Bosch, Jim and BeThePro!

jponto07 wrote:

PI_Woodworker wrote:
Glad it wasn’t worse. Those slices happen so fast. Then you think how the heck could I have done that to myself? The Band-Aid supply needs replenishment in my shop.

For me, I start to second guess myself a bit with a tool that tastes blood…its ridiculious, I know, but I always remember cutting myself wit…

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r-ice wrote:

Montreal_Medic wrote:

theamcguy wrote:
MontralMedic I see you are using the preferred shop style bandage. I figured with a name like MontrealMedic we’d see some high speed bandage and the latest in blood clotting materials. I guess out in the shop everyone reaches for a bit of a paper towel and some tape, I prefer masking tape m…

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