Not even remotely close. There's a list online of the 20,000 most common Polish names in order of popularity. Each part of the country has their own variations plus the changes that were made when people emigrated to other countries. But I feel like it sometimes.
And only you, John, would know this. LOL Keep up the great work!
Only 125 days until Xmas. Better get busy on those as I know how you can procrastinate. And hunting season is getting real close!
I use thinners based rattle can lacquer which on a warm day dries almost as it hits the wood, that's why I stopped using Danish oil which for five coats took at least a day and it was better to leave the last coat a full day or two, even better.
My Probotix is something like 36 x 58. The CNCRP is 48 x 48 and cuts 4+ times faster than the Probotix, which for a starter machine was pretty good. I called it a serious hobby machine. I wanted a CNCRP 48 x 96 but space concerns (was only $1000 more) and being practical weighed in. It can be expanded if needed. I have only needed the bigger bed a few times. Most everything I've done could be cut on a 24 x 48 bed or even smaller. What I want to do (if I ever get the guts to) is take a full 48" piece of materia, clamp it down, and cut the whole piece with files. I know it works, but I'm still squeamish trying it. Takes a lot of planning with placement and pretty exact files. You can ruin a lot of material and lose a bunch of time if something isn't right. But if it is right, you can crank a lot of stuff out in short order. I'm looking at doing a retrofit laser attachment with the Probotix and getting another CNCRP machine - possibly a 24 x 48. Just gotta justify it to the accounting dept. - which is a tough sell. Or just get a laser machine (looking at JTech) and get rid of the Probotix if I get the other CNCRP. Will know more in October at the Denver Vectric Conference.
