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Some chisels and Japanese saws. /s Honestly, what do you expect to get back from such a question? The answers are completely useless to anybody, unless they pro
by funcDropShadow 3y ago
Some chisels and Japanese saws. /s Honestly, what do you expect to get back from such a question? The answers are completely useless to anybody, unless they provide some context about the project. Is it a piece of software? Should it run locally on your laptop, on your smartphone, on your tv, on your refrigerator? Should it be a web application? Is it mostly static text? Does it store user data? Do users exchange information? Is it a piece of custom electronic hardware?
On the other hand, given some context and some reasoning why a technology was chosen, one could really something from the answers.
- mattbrewsbytes 3y agoJust learned the other day to be careful when using what appears to be a saw for flush cuts (Suizan I think) that the little blades stick up/out a bit so its not good to use for flush cutting a dowel since it marks up the surface. I think putting some painters tape down helps when in doubt.