Fucking metric users and your short intestines . <| sep |> The people there didn ' t read it , it ' s to play to outside viewers . <| sep |> Refs are still blinded by the sun . <| sep |> Bow Knight Percy S Nina <| sep |> graceful for barrows lolwut <| sep |> surprise . There ' s an engagement ring inside the turkey <| sep |> It still won ' t be able to do anything though <| sep |> Took me 7 views before I stopped wondering when Dean Ambrose feuded with Bull Buchanan <| sep |> True but which side <| sep |> I run Eve under emulation in Linux on a 6 year old laptop with no dedicated graphics card . You ' ll be fine no matter what you pick <| sep |> It depends on what the wood is some of the harder woods , while yes , are hard on tools aren ' t as damaging as woods with high silica count . Do you have photosetc ? What are some options for table saw blades and drill bits that will last cutting through this stuff for the next year or so ? Table saw blades are already going to be carbided tipped so long as its not the cheapest of the cheap blades you ' ll get a few resharpens out of them . Again , depending on the wood you may build up more resinpitch on the blade , and I ' d recommend keeping a cleaning agent designed for carbide , like CMTs 2050 on hand to keep on top of it . And what about wear on our jointer and thickness planer ? Will we have to replace the blades eventually or is sharpening an option ? ? It depends on what machines you have . Some machines use HSS , some use carbide which can be sharpened , but can just be rotated to a fresh edge . Some HSS knives are two sided disposable blades , others are resharpenable .