"I'm having fun imagining ways in which these lifestyle opportunities could become deathstyle opportunities."

"this is great, and the world should not revolve around stupid & ugly pets and/or children."

"angle grinding in the shop without having to worry about sparks landing in a saw-dusty corner!spray painting and solvents without the fumes!make a giant mess without having to clean it up!no thanks :://"

"speed feed units are made to fit most trimmer brands and models - easy upgrade."

"this is fantastic."

"maximum verbosity.  it's like they put everything from the ad copy onto the actual watch. "

"my librarian wife says "no way! keep your library books away from that thing!""

"not overdesigned, but very well designed, and the indignation about recyclability is on point.  my systainers have taken more abuse than I'd care to admit over the last 10-15 years, and they all still function perfectly. it stands out to me that these don't seem to be compatible with old pre-T-lock systainers (only one of my dozen systainers is a T lock, which makes me feel old)"

"the doors are nice enough, but it drives me nuts that in every photo above, the surrounding plaster / wall board surfaces don't look particularly well done. the wall surface curvatures are a series of vertical flat planes to make the curve happen, but there are clearly visible "flat" sections that disrupt the curve visually. they didn't slit or break the wall panels closely enough to follow the curve more gracefully, or the framing lacked proper attention to detail."

""this is the best design we can do right now, in 2006"80 mockups to make a newer, larger Palm Plus :://"

"I'll also add that water base finishes can dry very quickly - large surfaces can be a challenge keeping a wet edge.  That can be nice though for smaller projects or parts because they can be turned around so much more quickly - a real advantage in a small shop with limited real-estate for leaving parts spread out to cure. And that fast drying also means less time for dust and airborne contaminants to settle into an uncured finish."

"I don't see anywhere in his post that he made this for different size screws - he used 1/2" bushings, which is the standard diameter of the step drill for use with these jigs.  As he wrote, it's just to save a few bucks on the cost of branded Kreg pocket hole jigs.  McMaster offers 1/2" drill bushings for about $8 each, and a new step drill with a collar is about the same.  Given the ubiquity of perfectly serviceable, durable, and well reviewed alternatives to the Kreg brand for around $20, this seems like a fools errand."