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I know final say is up to the inspecting agent, but, in general, would this Gerber multitool pass inspection for carry-on? This model specifically has no blade, rather has a carbide sandpaper-like replacement.

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Hi All,

We're facilitating a fundraiser for the families of our IOOF Brothers in the Ukraine. It took some time, but we set up a GoFundMe to facilitate small donations from our US members that will be sent to Poland, where the local lodge there will be providing housing and support for the refugee families of our IOOF members in the Ukraine (who are staying behind to defend their country and freedom).

There are more details on the GoFundMe page.

Please help us out if you can. FLT

https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-our-ukrainian-odd-fellow-members

Hi All,

We're facilitating a fundraiser for the families of our IOOF Brothers in the Ukraine. It took some time, but we set up a GoFundMe to facilitate small donations from our US members that will be sent to Poland, where the local lodge there will be providing housing and support for the refugee families of our IOOF members in the Ukraine (who are staying behind to defend their country and freedom).

There are more details on the GoFundMe page.

Please help us out if you can. FLT

https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-our-ukrainian-odd-fellow-members

I'd like to build a fairly sturdy bench with holes for bench dogs, but the bench must stay outside and will be subject to sun and rain. I'd prefer wood over metal, based on what I can build with tools that I have, but I don't want it to get too warped too quickly.

Would putting a heavy coat of shellac or poly coating preserve the bench relatively well? Would encasing the bench top in resin keep it from warping?

I am in the process of building a proper garage/workshop, but I'm in a historic district, so it will take a year or two to complete due to permits and other red tape. In the meantime, I keep my contractor grade powered equipment (table saw, miter saw, planer) in the attic and my han