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The batteries were not stuck but if they are then you can use a pair of needle nose pliers to try and gently coax them out, but be sure you are wearing your PPE. You don't want to get acid on you.

To displace any water and aid in everything to dry faster.

​@chiefsgarage great advice!

Thank you.

It does not take much work to get the tools nice and sharp. After at some point they will need to sharpened anyway. You got this.

Thank you, I have thought about doing more like this but the problem I would have is obtain training material for marlinespike seamanship, and other Deck seamanship actives/evolution/operations. Who knows what the future holds. If there is something you like to see, let me know and I will do what I can to make it happen.

Muito obrigado. O navio marinheiro Marlinspike é uma linguagem universal entre os marinheiros, e lembre-se. É melhor um dia ruim no mar do que um dia bom no porto.

I have used mine on several occasions and so far I am still happy with the purchase.

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I was thinking it wasnt realy slicing the wood more like breaking and tearing it.

Tearing at the wood is a nice way of putting it.

Awesome ! Post some photos of it here when your done. I would like to see what you come up with.

The tape I used was just plain old masking tape, nothing special about the tape. The corners were cut to a 45° angle. I did not cut them past a 45°. BUT, I did, however, go back and recut the corners a few times during the test fit. This was because the compound miter saw was cutting just a little off square, on long cuts. Thanks for the reminder about cutting the 45° over a touch to help the corners snug up together. That is a great tip. It really does save time when installing molding in a home and doing intricate work. Thank you for your comment, watching the video, and the remainder on the 45’s. I’m glad you enjoyed the video. Don’t forget to click the subscribe button.

Thank you . I would like to be able to do that. You just have to let me know when and where. Then we can work out the logistics.

You are correct. It is an individual preference. I think either the NGX or the WTX might differ by which guide came out first and possibly available attachments. Something else to consider is not just how you are going to use the guide but what you are using it on. This could also be a determing factor in what type or style of guide you need. Meaning you might have to make a guide to accommodate the space you are in the thickness or size of the material you are cutting. You never know what you will run into. The fence that comes with the saw might be all you need. Thank you for the feedback!

@@chiefsgarage I bought a bora wtx clamp guide / extension and a saw plate to put down osb plywood and it came out awesome. Right now, I just ordered the Bora Ngx clamp and I say its worth the money to buy it.

@@hopenavajo1391 Thanks ! that is great to hear!

It is the WTX. The difference between WTX track and NGX track is the NGX's ability to be clamped from one side, and the ability to work with a new saw plate and non-chip strip which can be used to make zero clearance cuts.

@@chiefsgarage Many Thanks, Regards from Mexico.

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