Joel Embiid is reportedly questioning Tyrese Maxey's commitment to the team when he missed two consecutive games due to illness.

More contrast between the colors would be helpful for us color deficient folk 😄

19 out of the last 30 posts on that feed are currently spam from bots and that's only counting posts from accounts that I haven't already muted. >60% of activity in a feed being bot spam is rough.

I'm SO glad to hear I'm not the only one 😂

Baffling. Also seems like a bad idea to fly a drone inside an arena with 20k people.

Preceded by 8 seconds of hoop that lasted about 30 minutes due to challenges 😂

Can't have a 4th quarter comeback if we don't have an embarrassing 3rd.

Weirdest metaphor but also you're not wrong.

All just suggestions here, do what feels right, the workshop is your oyster! 6/6

For starter dust collection, I recommend a dust separator. Cen-Tec makes a nice kit that comes with the separator plus a hose with a whole bunch of tool attachments. Pair the separator with either a shop vac (DeWalt Stealthsonic is an excellent affordable option) or a dust extractor. 5/6

Couple other notes on workbench and outfeed. Look into good vises for joinery, there's a world of information out there and lots of pros and cons to the different styles, but a good vise is essential for joinery. Outfeed can be on a very basic frame, or make it a cabinet for handy storage. 4/6

For outfeed table you can build it to the same height as your tablesaw for cutting panels and longer boards. MDF is great for outfeed since it's slick and great for assembly since it's very flat. Put it on casters to roll around the woodshop and get it out of the way when you don't need it. 3/6

For a workbench I recommend checking out Rex Kreuger's designs (rexkreuger.com). His are great for novice skills and are economical both in cost of the plans as well as materials. You can find his youtube videos on each of his benches where he explains the logic behind them while he builds them. 2/6

Love it. MDF is not advisable for general work as it's durable until it's very not. As soon as that top surface starts to get beat up you lose most of the benefits of MDF.

You have a decent amount of space. I recommend building both a wood workbench and an MDF-topped assembly/outfeed table. 1/6

Touché but we can build it for three times the price that you can buy shelves at the store. Checkmate.

Is there a specific type of woodworking you're wanting to do?